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NarpyTheCrimeDog
yedinorog
NarpyTheCrimeDog
yedinorog
NarpyTheCrimeDog
neutral There are plenty of morons. Oddly, Sarah Palin immediately comes to mind.
I guess I just don't think anyone is a moron, just different. It's a dangerous thing when people start to label people, and especially when it's demeaning like moron, which implies less then.
So... You're a ******** hippie who refuses to acknowledge that some people are smarter than others, some are more athletic, some more creative, and some who are so unbelievably useless that the only meaning their life will ever give them is cleaning up childrens' vomit?
Everyone is special in their own right and equal. We all have purpose and value even if someone else views our existance as useless it's really not.
This isn't a discussion of equality or whether or not someone is unique. It's a discussion of different capacities. You're making an attempt to appeal to emotions instead of simple reason and you're the reason children today are complete pussies incapable of reacting properly to confrontation. You hand out trophies to the losing team, you pull back the entire education system to keep up with the kid who doesn't understand exponents, and you make your children believe that no matter what anyone says, they're special, unique and amazing.
Let's look at a recent event: 9-11. Had terrorists tried to take a plane in the 50's, every mother ******** on that plane would have beaten the living ******** out of them. Now people have been so protected from conflict and confrontation that we hand over the controls.
It is because if we put people into different capacities and say some are better then others it's only a matter of time before people start to move to the top and the rest (the majority) to the bottom, which has already happened for the most part. I'm not going to debate what went on in that plane during 9-11, that's over my head. I will say though what your describing as something positive is really un humanitarian and will cause more innocents in the end to suffer.
I'm not describing it as positive, I'm describing it as fact. SOME PEOPLE ARE BETTER AT THINGS THAN OTHERS. There is no getting around it. You can claim that we all have equal skill but anyone with a shred of common sense knows that's just not true. I, for instance, suck a** at any kind of delicate work while there are plenty of men out there who could put together a tiny model airplane without breaking a single piece of plastic. I can draw fairly well, but there are thousands out there who do it better. I can repair computers but there are thousands who know more about it than I. I can write in Java, C, C#, C++, PHP, and Python, but there are thousands who can build a program that works better with less code than me. I was trained to level three in the Army's hand-to-hand combat training, but there were thousands of soldiers who could kick my a**. I can rebuild an engine, but there are thousands of people who can do it significantly faster. I can do 125 push ups consecutively, but there are plenty more people who can do 200+. Some people are naturally better than others and telling anyone anything different is deception that could very well lead to delusion as it seems to have with you.