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Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/22/2007 10:19:08 PM   
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This is more about personal prospective and use than seeking one's views of morality in others.

For you.. does morality matter?  When it comes to situations in general, do you just do what's best for you, or do you have other values?  What's the basis for such values: religious, legal, values you were raised with, or otherwise?
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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/22/2007 10:42:16 PM   
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It's all about Karma and the Golden Rule.

Give a little love and it'll all come back to you.

Do everything for others as if it's being done for you. Better, do everything for others as if you where doing it for your mother. Do everything as if it's good enough for your mama. That way, you can't fuck up.

Either way, you only get what you give. Whatever you take, will catch up with you in the end.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 12:08:03 AM   
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All morality springs from religion.  Take it from the son of a former minister, like mine humble self. 

That said...

I tend to do what seems best for all involved.  That's not to say I'm never selfish; but in general I prefer to consider all possible things before weighing in any type of evaluation - and believe me, morality is judgment.  See above...


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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 1:50:52 AM   
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I, for one do not believe that morality needs any religious core or any underpinnings of the sort.

I believe there comes a time in life when one wants to be accepted, trusted and liked by others. Don't confuse this with the popularity contests of youth, it is different, very different. I've told people things and have had them storm out the door, only to return later and say "You were right".

Never lie, to lie is to infer that the person you arer lying to has some sort of power over you. For some reason you have to please them. But it always will backfire once the lie is discovered. If the shit is going to hit the fan, spin the fucker up right now and poop on. Don't wait until some unexpected time in the future when you are not ready for the fallout. The truth is still the truth and it always was. Handle it in the here and now, not in the who knows when.

Never steal. I must say there are exceptions to this. Some need to steal to live, others steal for luxury. There are exceptions. If you can steal ALOT, I mean enough to set you up for life, do what you want, but in normal life with your people you generally do not have that chance because they don't have enough.

Almost 30 years ago Dad and I mused about a robbery. He always said don't steal junk. We know plenty of people who went to jail for junk. Even though the booty was nice, I am glad we didn't do it, see we were talking about robbing a bookie. The loot would have been around ½ a million. But then we have to move far away. And for that kind of money, they might have come looking. It came to an agreement that we didn't want to watch our backs for the rest of our lives.

Which brings us to the real reason not to steal. Nothing you can steal is worth the trust you lose. I don't care how much it is, some things are replaceable, others are not.

Never hurt anyone unless they deserve it. I mean that, and I mean be careful about that. Many murders are borne out of misunderstanding. I mean humans turn into animals under certain conditions, and when that happens the fan is on high and the shit will fly.

There comes a time in life when you want to brighten peoples' doorsteps, not darken them. That has happened to most of my crowd. Is that like a rebirth ? Maybe. I never knew anyone who robbed a bookie, but they robbed the runner. Some hijacked truckloads of who knows what. Others have run scams that literally put certain businesses out of business. Big ones.

And I won't even go into the things I have done, just suffice it to say if there was a cop around about 20 years ago I would still be locked up.

Are we all off the hook because we stopped ? I think not. Two things keep me honest, one is that I would not want to be caught. The other is that I would not want it to happen to me. I have implemented that and it is working. I do leave my door unlocked. Some people know what is up here and where it is, could make a nice day's pay out of cleaning me out. Those who would do not know this. Those who know would not do it.

Here is where I will hit your question with a question.

I got this buddy who has been lifting my weed. He does it by slight of hand and my other buddy caught it because of his vantage point, but I now know. You see if you steal from a friend you also put them in a sticky wicket. I do not want to write this guy off, but things are tough and I can't afford to lose anything at the moment.

This guy helps the olman, mows our grass and all that, but every time we go to burn one and he breaks it up and deseeds it he pockets a little bit. This by slight of hand. I couldn't see it because of how the seats are arrainged, but it was brought to my attention. I really don't know what to do ultimately, but for now I have simply removed the opportunity.

You see I am the one who has been ripped off, and now I have to think. And I find it hard to take the moral high ground because of my shenanegins of the past. And don't even think of the past, years ago I would have left the guy dead in a ditch somewhere, but that is not my way. Now.

So now we got a guy who wants to play the game with me. Too bad he did not bring a brain. He has no idea who he is fucking with. I am to the point now that if I've known you for a couple years I could just about make you want to kill yourself. Use your every word against you, and of course add a few of my own.

And I got plenty of ammo on this guy, he is already depressed, it probably wouldn't take much. He has good reason to be depressed, his ex hasn't let him see his kids for years, he was divorced in absentia and can't have a driver's license anymore. I could destroy him with words, and either induce suicide or a new birth of some sort, he is fragile in his current state. He is hooked up with an equally insecure GF who got him a cellphone.

Guys, if a Woman ever offers to get you a cellphone, RUN ! You think a collar is something ? A collar is not shit compared to a cellphone.

So where is my morality ? He rips me off but I do not want to destroy him, it does not warrant that. I could get revenge in notime flat. Why don't I ?

Now that is morality, part of morality is forgivness, because if you are going to avenge every little thing that ever happened to you in life, you will be very busy, and very unhappy. If you even harbor hate, which I have in the past, it makes it hard to concentrate, hard to focus on anything else. It is better to simply refuse to hate.

Same with anger, it does no good to try to control anger. It is much better simply to refuse to get angry. I can prove you can do it, and I do not need cites or quotes, a simple anectodotal situation will suffice. I can prove right here and now that anger is something that you can refuse or accept. I am going to include that because I think it does have a bearing on the subject.

Anger, the feeling one experiences when hurt, defamed or otherwise wronged. It is indeed a natural response, but Men and Women have a grip on it. Let's take the case of slap boxing, or even boxing with gloves. You might get worked up if your opponent gets in on you or otherwise gets the upper hand, but you do not feel anger. That is what both of you are there for, the test of strength, the contest. This is an oponent, whether he is a friend or not there is no anger.

Also take the case of playing with kids. One of them as you wrestle or whatwever, steps on your balls. It HURTS ! Where is the anger ? It is simply not there.

So this pretty much proves that anger is best controlled at it's inception. You refuse it. This is alot more effective than trying to stem it's results later. You simply refuse to get angry. This ability is a prerequisite to being what I and many others call an adult.

First you stop acting on your feelings, later you see there was no need for those feelings in the first place. Once you see that you actualy see other people as people. And you accept their flaws as well, or you walk away.

When you get to the point where you are past those petty emotions and behavior such as that of a little kid, then you need no moral compass. Once you get it through your head that you are living in a society and that other people are people too, you are on the right track.

And the irony of it all, and I usually like irony, is that I do not think morality can be taught. It is learned for sure, but not taught. I am starting to think that it can't be taught. No Bible or law book wil tell you how to live until it is in your own mind to live that way, and neither of those examples are any good. Screw the ten commandments, I would rather live under eight of the nine charges of Odinism.

To boil it all down, everbody thinks that whatever they are doing is OK, otherwise they would not do it. They could be wrecking the country or the environment, enriching themselves off of the public through, but they think that is OK.

And actually having no children I have no vested interest in stopping them. Sorry folks but that is how it is. The problem comes when they try to impose their morals on me. Like gambling. I love to gamble, but you see I do not believe in luck, nor anything for that matter.

When I gamble it is a matter of mathematics and skill. I don't play hunches, I don't have feelings, I don't have favorites. Who the fuck are they to tell me I can't do that ?

In FL they busted a bunch of old Men for playing pinochle for a penny a point. Fuck you, it was MY penny and I shall do with it what I please. Another thing I saw in FL was on the local news - "they passed a law making it a crime to ______", don't remember exactly what it was but holy shit, are you that brainwashed ? That subservient that the government tells you what is a crime ?

A real crime is and always has been a crime. What is not a crime cannot be made a crime by a bunch of suits. They can make things illegal, but they cannot make anything a crime unless it was a crime all along.

I am an outlaw. I am wanted in two counties but fuck them, because I did not hurt anyone. Anyone. I will never surrender nor turn myself in, I simply did not hurt anyone. In the past I had car wrecks, and it was before the mandatory insurance days. And I paid each and every one of them off. With this current shit I hurt noone. No wrecks, I learned how to drive. I didn't hurt anyone. I have no dent on my car, and I haven't even put a littles scratch on anyone else's. So they can go fuck themselves.

That's my morality. And it goes further, you ain't going to let me drive, guess what, I ain't paying your fucking taxes anymore, and I don't. Let them come for me, because all that would mean is they have to clothe me and feed me, and like last time, I will be the best damn jailhouse lawyer they ever saw.

You would be surprised at how many people in jail have no idea of what their legal rights are. But this has nothing to do with morality, as well as who is in jail and who is not has nothing to do with morality.

We are given a skewed and slewed picture of the world by the controlled media. We are told what is right and wrong by them as well as the churches. And now they are telling us it is moral to spend the rent to make our childrens' Chistmas special.

So your landlord doesn't get the rent on time, but he was coming over thinking in his own head that he was going to take that rent and buy his kids a bunch of junk. But he desn't get the money this time. You spent it.

There is so much more to morality than not killing, raping and stealing that I could go on all night. But I won't.

I wish for all of us us be in a safe venue where we can be ourselves. Where you can leave your purse open on the table and someone will gesture that they would like to use the lighter they see in there. Yet they will not go further. You trust them not to go further.

You do not go into my pants when I am sleeping and grab a twenty, you wake me up and ask me for money. Why ? "I want to go down to Honey Hut and get some icecream". Here's a twenty, go, and I'll take some too. Honey Hut is indigounous to Cleveland I believe, and they do not use sugar, only honey. Their icecream is something like thirty-two bucks a gallon. They sell it in pints, half pints and so forth.

I might lay in the bed and just say "It's in my wallet, and get me a pint of honey pecan". Now that I think of it it is more like sixteen bucks a gallon. Whatever it is, it is very expensive.

And never mind those phone numbers and whatever else you see in my wallet. If I wanted to play around I would, but if I made any kind of commitment I would stick to it. Those numbers are not other Women, this is business and you shall not write those numbers down and call to harrass them, you shall not show that mistrust in me. If you do, you are O U T. It is that simple. Of course Women will answer the phone if you call some of those numbers, but that doesn't mean I am boning them. And if you interfere with my business, my morality allows me to kill you. So think twice.

So morality ascends to another level upon the establishment of a relationship. Let me tell you something about that, albeit my opinion, I think it is valid. Any Man who cheats on his Woman is a dog, not a Man. Period. Anyone who makes a commitment to be mongamous and then strays is not a Man nor a Woman. Their word is no fucking good and that is that.

The guy pinching my bag with the two finger shuffle pales in comparison. This is minor. He is going to get officilly caught somehow, and his day comes. But when you make a commitment, you expect more. This is a guy, we do not have that.

But if I say "It's you and me babe" and all the rest comes down, moving in and all that, I expect a Woman, not a dog. and that Woman has every right to expect a Man, not a dog.

Morality is what seperates us from the animals. I like animals. A friend of mine used to have a monkey, but that is before we met. All kinds of animals, except a few. If I want an animal I can go get one, when I want a Woman I did not come looking for an animal.

That is the difference.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 2:03:35 AM   
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Everyone follows a set of personal morals.  They might be twisted, but they are their own personal morals none the less.  We all follow our moral framework for self-benefit whether we admit it or not.  I try my hardest to follow the Golden Rule, but I don't do it out of fear of consequences or because of a belief in Karma.  I don't believe in Karma.  I know people that are absolutely despicable and nothing negative ever seems to happen to them.  They cheat, lie, and steal their way through life without a care in the world.  No, I follow the Golden Rule because I enjoy my peace of mind.  I will never have to lay on a psychiatrist's couch bitching and moaning about my life, or be one of those people confessing their sins in a church or 12 step meeting after I hit rock bottom.  My serenity and ability to sleep well at night is enough of a motivator for me to do the right thing.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 2:15:04 AM   
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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 3:17:09 AM   
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I do not rely on morals.  Morals offer a falseness at times and a singular, subjective view.  It is restricting.
I prefere ethics which is far broader and all encompassing.
 
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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 4:05:59 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Darcyandthedark
I do not rely on morals.  Morals offer a falseness at times and a singular, subjective view.  It is restricting.
I prefere ethics which is far broader and all encompassing.
 the.dark.

Ethics are a system of values or beliefs, morals are the actions undertaken when one acts upon those values or beliefs.

That said people often let their feelings get in the way of the logical choice of action. As a student of science I often feel people place too much value on ethics but that's a whole other can of worms. People just like to get fuzzy about things like human life, when people say things like "human life is invaluable" they're only kidding themselves (although I will say even I like to think I'm invaluable we all do) when your brutally honest your truth worth can only be measured by your contribution to society and the compounds your composed of.


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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 6:44:57 AM   
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People do not always WANT to hear the truth. So some situations it is best to stick with the trivialities of life. When someone asks how you are or talk about the weather- it is more for the custom. Not the depth.

Now for morals. Many of us done things we regret. The early 20s in particular.

Now for the contraversial part. I am weary of the almighty omnipresent "system" being perpetually and unquestionably right. Wether it is the scanner at a store- the red tape of just about any transaction, the rules of a loan; even upgrading ones one house!
Making a hamburger - all the---

I am anguished that powerful corporations can sell meat with e-coli; which is shtt. feces! Powerful corporations can sell a product that is not fit for its purpose. [remember fitness of merchanability?]  Cat food that kills my friends cat- toys with 136 times the legal limit of lead.  The system is not moral. So why then should the individual be? Why? There was no morality over shipping jobs to China. No morality over paying a man a fair days wage for an honest days work.  Neither a lender or borrower be.

It hardly matters what is moral. Being that the matrix has taken over- it only matters what is legalistic- or a threat TO THE SYSTEM.

Corporations can hide being owned by other corporation; leaving no one accountable for moral-ness. The motive of a market is to push the limit as close to bankrupsy as possible; with out causing a total collapse.

The very grid that insists that I be moral- is not in the least bit following the golden rule.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 6:47:09 AM   
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ORIGINAL: CuriousLord

This is more about personal prospective and use than seeking one's views of morality in others.

For you.. does morality matter?  When it comes to situations in general, do you just do what's best for you, or do you have other values?  What's the basis for such values: religious, legal, values you were raised with, or otherwise?

I try to do what is right for all concerned; though of course, it depends on the situation. Some situations I am extremely selfish about; for others, it's more about what is right for all.

What I base mine on ....some are legal, some I was raised with, some I adopted through the years.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 7:10:19 AM   
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Termyn8or - I was going to post, but I think you summed up the flavour of what I would have said anyway, so I wont bother to add anything more than that.

And for those who didnt get it or couldnt identify with it, lets just say we Asatru types see things a bit differently to most.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 7:31:12 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: CuriousLord

This is more about personal prospective and use than seeking one's views of morality in others.

For you.. does morality matter?  When it comes to situations in general, do you just do what's best for you, or do you have other values?  What's the basis for such values: religious, legal, values you were raised with, or otherwise?

In my opinion morality matters to each and every one of us. Those that say it does not is only fooling themselves. Morality is your system of values or lack thereof in some cases. Everything that has influenced your life since the basest of thoughts and actions when you were growing up,also in its subtle ways helps forge your morality. It is also something that each individual can choose for themselves and as such we use our own ideals and moral code to make us who we are. Whatever path we choose to make us a better person in our ideal viewpoint,that is morality. The basis for morality is everything that influences you from day to day.
Best way to sum this up....http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/morality-definition/

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 7:43:26 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Darcyandthedark

I do not rely on morals.  Morals offer a falseness at times and a singular, subjective view.  It is restricting.
I prefere ethics which is far broader and all encompassing.

 
Morality, for the purpose of this thread, is in the general sense, not any particular; it includes ethics or any other name one may give to the general subject.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 8:46:10 AM   
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"Mirror neurons" allow us to feel empathy:

http://reason.com/news/show/123608.html

Moral behavior is hard wired, and brain damage in specific regions of the brain completely alter ones moral behavior. Also there are rules, and then there are morals - and the two shouldn't be confused with each other. In many ways we are automatons... endorphins reward the pleasure center of our brains when we make a child smile, or when we provide people with things that they need. We're pleasure addicts... nearly everything we do we do for selfish reasons. Our mind is a well-trained circus performer, often convincing us that we are so kind, generous and unselfish but when it comes down to it, we do what we do for our own benefit. For example, we take care of our children so that our genes can go on long after we're gone - in the end it's all about us, and our survival. Society is a part of that of course, and it's all evolved together through time and yes, animals have a lot of the same chemistry and wiring that we do.





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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 10:58:28 AM   
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What's the basis for such values?


I don’t see actions alone as being good or bad and believe there is an up-side and down-side to every situation. Therefore, it is not a decision of “right” or “wrong”, but an equation for what is best. (action + intent = outcome). Success of an outcome is based on the premise of constant improvement.
 
Some basic guidelines I try to keep in mind; balance, humility, and open-mindedness.
(It's a work in progress.)
 
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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 12:32:42 PM   
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ORIGINAL: CuriousLord

This is more about personal prospective and use than seeking one's views of morality in others.

For you.. does morality matter?  When it comes to situations in general, do you just do what's best for you, or do you have other values?  What's the basis for such values: religious, legal, values you were raised with, or otherwise?


My upbringing was one long story of cliches 'round a dinner table.....we couldn't have a decent conversation without it descending into a cliche frenzy....father "time waits for no man", mother..."true, and you've got to grab the bull by the horns"....grandma...."aye, and you reap what you sow".....grandad..."true, Bella, you only live once".......... and so on for hours on end....

Morality is interlinked with religion, but religion isn't the root of morality, it's simply the vehicle........even Bertrand Russell would argue that morality and religion are at least partially a consequence of self-interest. I see morality and religion as social reflexes....we group together because we're social beings. We create laws, morals, social norms and any other form of group behaviour because we're pack animals.

We all have personal ethics, some of us conform to group morality more than others.

The basis of my values are largely Christian...my mother is religious, devout to most; I think it's all bollocks, but her influence and Western Christianity in general have partially defined my nature....you can't escape centuries of evolution. Then there's my background and my father; people work hard and live for today, planning isn't a priority in a working class mining area, so I'm a "fuck it" spontaneous person, and I'll bend the rules...I'm not a great lover of imposed rules, but will impose my own, of course :-) Then there's my gender, and the fact that I'm from a country with a Liberal tradition.

Edited to add: all of my family were Methodists, so we have a tradition of swerving hierarchy, and personal ethics of social responsibility.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 12:36:34 PM   
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[quoteMy upbrining was one long story of cliches 'round a dinner table][/quote]

My favorite was, "birds of a feather flock together."  That was the famous cliche my father used to discourage me from hanging out with my hoodlum chums.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 12:55:27 PM   
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'New one on me.....sounds like a good piece of advice...the best piece of advice/cliche I ever heard from my parents was "never underestimate anyone"....I've found that to be priceless.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 1:17:26 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Lumus

All morality springs from religion.  Take it from the son of a former minister, like mine humble self. 



How do you decide that it's right to follow the precepts of your religion?

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ORIGINAL: Lumus

I tend to do what seems best for all involved.  That's not to say I'm never selfish; but in general I prefer to consider all possible things before weighing in any type of evaluation - and believe me, morality is judgment.  See above...



That seems a more likely source of morality.

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RE: Morality: Existence and Basis? - 11/23/2007 1:23:27 PM   
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Allowing gay marriage could hurt neocons feelings.

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