Talk about the morality of /co/ characters
>>152079720>authority good, subversion bad>authority is almost always in the hands of people who do all the other bad thingsSurely that should make subversion the more moral position?
>>152079798Seriously, OP is clearly and anti- semite
>>152079798>>152079834You forgot that there's also liberty.
>>152079798If the last 30 years haven’t shown you otherwise, you’re beyond help.
>>152080634What I'm saying, Anon, is that if authority is corrupt (which it almost invariably is) then subversion of that authority can't justifiably be painted as immoral. The others I can understand being moral/immoral opposites but there is nothing inherently moral about authority.
>>152080782Meh, it's like "authority figures aren't always right, they're fallible, I need to learn to bend the rules" is something you learn at 13, take way too far, and then calm down on.
