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Philosophers that write about (...) 07/25/24(Thu)08:04:33 No.23625653

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Philosophers that write about having a personal code? Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)08:04:33 No.23625653 Archived

I'm a neutral good kind of person. I don't abide by universal rules as much, for example, I don't object to stealing from rich people/companies, but stealing from common people is unacceptable. Likewise, violence is unacceptable when it comes to weaker people when it's not voluntary, but when conflict is voluntary and on equal grounds, then it's justifiable, but still should be avoided.
Immanuel Kant is far too universalistic for me.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)09:10:10 No.23625781

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)09:10:10 No.23625781

>>23625653
I dunno but have a bump

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)09:14:40 No.23625791

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)09:14:40 No.23625791

>>23625653
>> neutral good
No such thing.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)14:21:17 No.23626669

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)14:21:17 No.23626669

>>23625653
The Merry Adventures of Robbin Hood?

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)14:28:31 No.23626699

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)14:28:31 No.23626699

>>23625653
>personal code
Kant doesn't have one, he wants his little invention to be universal

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)14:47:16 No.23626765

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)14:47:16 No.23626765

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my moral is that everything is bad and wrong. everyone must die and they will