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cynic- you miss my point entirely. if being honest to yourself means that you honestly want to hurt something, from a completely objective view point, how can I tell yu you are wrong? I am coming from a point that you might not be able to understand. Pretend that it doesn't affect you in anyway. Now if someone hurts someone for pleaseure, who are you to tell them yuo are wrong? The trith is you have no absolute idea that you are wrong, or right. The only thing you know is that you are beig honest. And that is perfect logic. Be honest. Which means if you want soemthing, be ok with it. And if you dont want something, be ok with it. And once again you fail to see from an objective veiw point. Pretend that you enjoy hurting people. But you hate being hurt. For you to be happy, and you want to be happy, you must hurt people and not be hurt. Who am I to tell you you are wrong? A tainted person that is only in it for me . And because these are rules for everyone, you must put yourself aside. takeme- First of all, you don't know that. Its just your best guess, so do not use a word like fact. Ever hear of a macicist? And you do not understand what the word subjective means. Because you have been hurt before, and you will do anything for that not to happen again, you are automatically tainted in that you will see something in the interest that you WILL prevent it from hurting you. I may see an S.U.V., but you see a killing machine. As such you think its wrong to have one. That is called being tainted, and this is how you look at everything. Everybody does it, but those aware of it can try to put it in check. It is not fact. Plain and simple. The only fact there is, is that you want something. You may not knowwhat it is, but if yuo are honest to yourself and everybody around you, you are more likely to know what it is. And based from that logic, not fact, my rule is better than yours, because it uses logic, unbaised logic, instead of "fact" that is actually far from fact.
"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."
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