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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:11 am

The Black Forrest wrote:
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I wouldn't mind my taxes being used to support children rather than murder them.

Either here or overseas.


Ok. One. The majority do not.


I know plenty of people who believe the same as me.

It's almost as if the Republican party doesn't have a monopoly on pro-life principles, and that they do it incongruently (and really only to pander to a specific demographic) doesn't really negate the points of said principles.
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Postby The Alma Mater » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:12 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Black Forrest wrote:
Ok. One. The majority do not.


I know plenty of people who believe the same as me.

How much do you and them currently donate then ?
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:12 am

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-Astoria- wrote:Isn't that a bit of a generalisation, though?


*looks at the world*

Where is all the money for unwanted children then ?


Probably being used to drone-strike brown children and start pointless wars.
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Postby The Black Forrest » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:15 am

The Alma Mater wrote:
-Astoria- wrote:Isn't that a bit of a generalisation, though?


*looks at the world*

Where is all the money for unwanted children then ?


Heh. Get out of my head. I wanted to write that. :p
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Postby The Black Forrest » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:16 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Alma Mater wrote:
*looks at the world*

Where is all the money for unwanted children then ?


Probably being used to drone-strike brown children and start pointless wars.


And yet support for unwanted children doesn’t change when there are no strikes or pointless wars.
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* There is actually a War on Christmas. But Christmas started it, with it's unparalleled aggression against the Thanksgiving Holiday, and now Christmas has seized much Lebensraum in November, and are pushing into October. The rest of us seek to repel these invaders, and push them back to the status quo ante bellum Black Friday border. -Trotskylvania
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* I felt like Ayn Rand cornered me at a party, and three minutes in I found my first objection to what she was saying, but she kept talking without interruption for ten more days. - Max Barry talking about Atlas Shrugged

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Postby The Alma Mater » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:16 am

The Black Forrest wrote:
The Alma Mater wrote:
*looks at the world*

Where is all the money for unwanted children then ?


Heh. Get out of my head. I wanted to write that. :p

Well, it is a pretty obvious question. Lots of people say they are more than willing to help - but very little help actually is given.
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:17 am

The Alma Mater wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
I know plenty of people who believe the same as me.

How much do you and them currently donate then ?


I pay my taxes if that's what you're asking.

If you're asking if I, personally, support unwanted children across the continent, I hope you would reflect on how ridiculous that is to expect of me.

Especially considering you likely don't do the same for your own humanitarian causes. Because that's too much of a burden on the individual, which is why people appeal the government to step in when it comes to these sorts of situations. Whether that's welfare, or international aid, or funding certain clinics.
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:18 am

The Black Forrest wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
Probably being used to drone-strike brown children and start pointless wars.


And yet support for unwanted children doesn’t change when there are no strikes or pointless wars.


Then that needs to change.

The same as issues surrounding sexual abuse, racism, etc. need to change.
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Postby The Alma Mater » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:18 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Alma Mater wrote:How much do you and them currently donate then ?


I pay my taxes if that's what you're asking.

If you're asking if I, personally, support unwanted children across the continent, I hope you would reflect on how ridiculous that is to expect of me.


So you personally do not give a fuck. Thankyou.

Especially considering you likely don't do the same for your own humanitarian causes.

30% of my salary. For decades now.
Yes, that means I need to make sacrifices.
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Postby The Black Forrest » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:21 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Alma Mater wrote:How much do you and them currently donate then ?


I pay my taxes if that's what you're asking.

If you're asking if I, personally, support unwanted children across the continent, I hope you would reflect on how ridiculous that is to expect of me.

Especially considering you likely don't do the same for your own humanitarian causes. Because that's too much of a burden on the individual, which is why people appeal the government to step in when it comes to these sorts of situations. Whether that's welfare, or international aid, or funding certain clinics.


We all pay taxes. It’s a simple argument as it allows for nothing is being done because of drone strikes and pointless wars arguements.

TAM didn’t ask if you supported children across the continent. TAM asked what if anything you donate to the cause?

Talk is easy and talk is cheap.
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* There is actually a War on Christmas. But Christmas started it, with it's unparalleled aggression against the Thanksgiving Holiday, and now Christmas has seized much Lebensraum in November, and are pushing into October. The rest of us seek to repel these invaders, and push them back to the status quo ante bellum Black Friday border. -Trotskylvania
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* I felt like Ayn Rand cornered me at a party, and three minutes in I found my first objection to what she was saying, but she kept talking without interruption for ten more days. - Max Barry talking about Atlas Shrugged

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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:21 am

The Alma Mater wrote:30% of my salary. For decades now.
Yes, that means I need to make sacrifices.


Nice of you to have a salary.
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:26 am

The Black Forrest wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
I pay my taxes if that's what you're asking.

If you're asking if I, personally, support unwanted children across the continent, I hope you would reflect on how ridiculous that is to expect of me.

Especially considering you likely don't do the same for your own humanitarian causes. Because that's too much of a burden on the individual, which is why people appeal the government to step in when it comes to these sorts of situations. Whether that's welfare, or international aid, or funding certain clinics.


We all pay taxes. It’s a simple argument as it allows for nothing is being done because of drone strikes and pointless wars arguements.

TAM didn’t ask if you supported children across the continent. TAM asked what if anything you donate to the cause?

Talk is easy and talk is cheap.


I'm not going to answer to personal accusations. Because that is entirely besides the point, and one can advocate for a position when they are not in a position to play activist for that position. Which, as a student with no job, I cannot contribute monetarily.
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Postby The Black Forrest » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:46 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Black Forrest wrote:
We all pay taxes. It’s a simple argument as it allows for nothing is being done because of drone strikes and pointless wars arguements.

TAM didn’t ask if you supported children across the continent. TAM asked what if anything you donate to the cause?

Talk is easy and talk is cheap.


I'm not going to answer to personal accusations. Because that is entirely besides the point, and one can advocate for a position when they are not in a position to play activist for that position. Which, as a student with no job, I cannot contribute monetarily.


-edit-

Nah never mind. This is a tangent to the thread.
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* There is actually a War on Christmas. But Christmas started it, with it's unparalleled aggression against the Thanksgiving Holiday, and now Christmas has seized much Lebensraum in November, and are pushing into October. The rest of us seek to repel these invaders, and push them back to the status quo ante bellum Black Friday border. -Trotskylvania
* Silence Is Golden But Duct Tape Is Silver.
* I felt like Ayn Rand cornered me at a party, and three minutes in I found my first objection to what she was saying, but she kept talking without interruption for ten more days. - Max Barry talking about Atlas Shrugged

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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:50 am

The Black Forrest wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
I'm not going to answer to personal accusations. Because that is entirely besides the point, and one can advocate for a position when they are not in a position to play activist for that position. Which, as a student with no job, I cannot contribute monetarily.


So....how are you paying taxes if you have no job?


When I had a job, I did. And I intend on doing so when I have a job again, as you would probably expect.

Do you usually go this far into investigating people when they say they support a cause?

The Black Forrest wrote:
-edit-

Nah never mind. This is a tangent to the thread.


Ad Hominems tend to do that.
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Postby The Black Forrest » Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:08 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Black Forrest wrote:
So....how are you paying taxes if you have no job?


When I had a job, I did. And I intend on doing so when I have a job again, as you would probably expect.

Do you usually go this far into investigating people when they say they support a cause?


As already mentioned people make claims of supporting things and yet they only verbally support them. Talk is cheap.

The Black Forrest wrote:
-edit-

Nah never mind. This is a tangent to the thread.


Ad Hominems tend to do that.


Not an ad hominem if you make claims of supporting a social problem and yet only talk about it.
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* There is actually a War on Christmas. But Christmas started it, with it's unparalleled aggression against the Thanksgiving Holiday, and now Christmas has seized much Lebensraum in November, and are pushing into October. The rest of us seek to repel these invaders, and push them back to the status quo ante bellum Black Friday border. -Trotskylvania
* Silence Is Golden But Duct Tape Is Silver.
* I felt like Ayn Rand cornered me at a party, and three minutes in I found my first objection to what she was saying, but she kept talking without interruption for ten more days. - Max Barry talking about Atlas Shrugged

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Postby Tarsonis » Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:11 am

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The Black Forrest wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
When I had a job, I did. And I intend on doing so when I have a job again, as you would probably expect.

Do you usually go this far into investigating people when they say they support a cause?


As already mentioned people make claims of supporting things and yet they only verbally support them. Talk is cheap.


Ad Hominems tend to do that.


Not an ad hominem if you make claims of supporting a social problem and yet only talk about it.


This a debate forum, not a charity house. Get over yourself.
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:13 am

The Black Forrest wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
When I had a job, I did. And I intend on doing so when I have a job again, as you would probably expect.

Do you usually go this far into investigating people when they say they support a cause?


As already mentioned people make claims of supporting things and yet they only verbally support them. Talk is cheap.


Ad Hominems tend to do that.


Not an ad hominem if you make claims of supporting a social problem and yet only talk about it.


It is. The truth of the principle isn't dependent on whether I personally shell out money for it or not, or whether I am able to.

I can say the country and culture should change with all sincerity (and I do), even if I can't personally affect the change. The same as someone in the Antebellum North could say with all sincerity that slavery should be abolished, even if they personally never freed any slaves or were able to do that.
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Postby The Black Forrest » Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:14 am

Salus Maior wrote:
The Black Forrest wrote:
As already mentioned people make claims of supporting things and yet they only verbally support them. Talk is cheap.



Not an ad hominem if you make claims of supporting a social problem and yet only talk about it.


It is. The truth of the principle isn't dependent on whether I personally shell out money for it or not, or whether I am able to.

I can say the country and culture should change with all sincerity (and I do), even if I can't personally affect the change. The same as someone in the Antebellum North could say with all sincerity that slavery should be abolished, even if they personally never freed any slaves or were able to do that.


Indeed.

Tarsonis is giving me threatening looks so I will bow out of this tangent. :D
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* There is actually a War on Christmas. But Christmas started it, with it's unparalleled aggression against the Thanksgiving Holiday, and now Christmas has seized much Lebensraum in November, and are pushing into October. The rest of us seek to repel these invaders, and push them back to the status quo ante bellum Black Friday border. -Trotskylvania
* Silence Is Golden But Duct Tape Is Silver.
* I felt like Ayn Rand cornered me at a party, and three minutes in I found my first objection to what she was saying, but she kept talking without interruption for ten more days. - Max Barry talking about Atlas Shrugged

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I am surprised......well not really.....

I wonder what they promised him if anything?

It does serve two purposes. The slot and the other two get to say see we really didn’t support that so vote for us!
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* There is actually a War on Christmas. But Christmas started it, with it's unparalleled aggression against the Thanksgiving Holiday, and now Christmas has seized much Lebensraum in November, and are pushing into October. The rest of us seek to repel these invaders, and push them back to the status quo ante bellum Black Friday border. -Trotskylvania
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* I felt like Ayn Rand cornered me at a party, and three minutes in I found my first objection to what she was saying, but she kept talking without interruption for ten more days. - Max Barry talking about Atlas Shrugged

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Postby The Alma Mater » Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:51 am

Salus Maior wrote:I can say the country and culture should change with all sincerity (and I do), even if I can't personally affect the change. The same as someone in the Antebellum North could say with all sincerity that slavery should be abolished, even if they personally never freed any slaves or were able to do that.


Tip: that sounds nice, but it is not how you improve the world. Do what you can. Feed the beggar in front of your supermarket. Care for the abandoned kitten. Do not buy stuff made with child labour. Etc.
Will it solve world hunger, animal suffering, slavery etc forever ? No. But it will solve the problem for individuals for a little while. And that makes a difference. For them at least.

Tarsonis wrote::?:
The Black Forrest wrote:
As already mentioned people make claims of supporting things and yet they only verbally support them. Talk is cheap.



Not an ad hominem if you make claims of supporting a social problem and yet only talk about it.


This a debate forum, not a charity house. Get over yourself.

And the debate was what matters more - what people say should be done or what is actually done in reality. I argue for the second (and have in fact been doing that for years on this forum), as did justice Ginsberg.

And behold - back on topic. I am willing to continue the tangent in a new topic if people deem it interesting enough though.
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:54 am

The Alma Mater wrote:
Tarsonis wrote::?:

This a debate forum, not a charity house. Get over yourself.

And the debate was what matters more - what people say should be done or what is actually done in reality. I argue for the second (and have in fact been doing that for years on this forum), as did justice Ginsberg.


Good to know that you’ve been a fallacious debater for the extent of your time here.
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Postby Salus Maior » Tue Sep 22, 2020 10:01 am

The Alma Mater wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:I can say the country and culture should change with all sincerity (and I do), even if I can't personally affect the change. The same as someone in the Antebellum North could say with all sincerity that slavery should be abolished, even if they personally never freed any slaves or were able to do that.


Tip: that sounds nice, but it is not how you improve the world. Do what you can. Feed the beggar in front of your supermarket. Care for the abandoned kitten. Do not buy stuff made with child labour. Etc.
Will it solve world hunger, animal suffering, slavery etc forever ? No. But it will solve the problem for individuals for a little while. And that makes a difference. For them at least.


I’m well aware. I am a Catholic after all, good works are a thing. I do my best.

Still doesn’t make your initial argument not a tu quoque.
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The Black Forrest wrote:
Salus Maior wrote:
I wouldn't mind my taxes being used to support children rather than murder them.

Either here or overseas.


Ok. One. The majority do not.


Two.
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Elwher wrote:
The Black Forrest wrote:
Ok. One. The majority do not.


Two.


Three.
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