Objectivists don’t bother me much. No one is raised Objectivist, since Objectivists don’t have children, which means that they become one by thinking about it, you can reason with someone who used reason to convince themselves of a position.
Unlike the short bus philosophy of Lolitarianism which is basically: I am a white het cis teenage male who has never faced real problems in my life, think I am invincible, and dont want to be told what to do. There is something about listening to someone who for 18 years has done nothing but consume resources, been protected from all the problems the rest of the world deals with, then whine about how they had to pay 10% of their salary to taxes.
If you think about it all children clothing is made for kids by kids. Maybe appreciate labor laws and welfare a bit after thinking about the horror of that sentence.
I’m not sure how my anecdotal experience is relevant to be honest, but funny enough I know mostly Catholics because of where I live, which has a much higher % compared to the rest of the nation (almost double).
I’m not sure how useful that is unless you’ve got some larger info to cross tab with here. This just feels like a quip.
Objectivists don’t bother me much. No one is raised Objectivist, since Objectivists don’t have children, which means that they become one by thinking about it, you can reason with someone who used reason to convince themselves of a position.
Unlike the short bus philosophy of Lolitarianism which is basically: I am a white het cis teenage male who has never faced real problems in my life, think I am invincible, and dont want to be told what to do. There is something about listening to someone who for 18 years has done nothing but consume resources, been protected from all the problems the rest of the world deals with, then whine about how they had to pay 10% of their salary to taxes.
If you think about it all children clothing is made for kids by kids. Maybe appreciate labor laws and welfare a bit after thinking about the horror of that sentence.
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How many older Catholics do you know? How many older Objectivists do you know?
I’m not sure how my anecdotal experience is relevant to be honest, but funny enough I know mostly Catholics because of where I live, which has a much higher % compared to the rest of the nation (almost double).
I’m not sure how useful that is unless you’ve got some larger info to cross tab with here. This just feels like a quip.
Why are we focusing on Catholics?
I was just pointing out that generally people don’t change their religion but they can change their secular philosophy.
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