Questioning things isn't the answer to being right.

[Aub01]

For example. critically thinking isn't the same as thinking outside the box and applying rules to other people.

The situation between "Aisha wasn't nine blah blah blah..." genuinely go fuck yourself before you make a fool of yourself...Applying that same ruling to the bible when it has no relations to actually being right or correct in any way. or have anything to do with individual background of that person even being related to the argument. is beyond fucking stupid. There IS situational questioning. Don't think that by questioning people's background, do you automatically win the argument and deflect the allegation or criticism of that personal step towards changing.

instead of being reluctant to change. Change yourself not in the vision of other people's standards of good. but for the better of yourself.

[Das Troll]

Moral relativism is the bane of society.

[Aub01]

moral relativism isn't even true to itself. it's all about the consequences of immorality and morality. what causes the consequences on others. even more bullshit is that it isn't a rule in it of itself. i lack to explain feelings but even then, my incessant need to constantly think like an obsessive madman is the result of abandoning my emotions.

edit: as an example. Not killing other people..."But that was really common in history" and is still true. the reason i say this was that it gave chances for people to learn. despite that, people still refuse to learn that killing as a tradition is dumb as fuck. because it would give many people a reason to not see them as good. trying to lie and cover that shit up so that nobody knows about it...would be hiding that you "STILL" do it.

if these people don't learn. then why bother actually being friendly with them in the first place. instead of exterminating the problem they EXACERBATE it.

We shouldn't excuse immorality because it's normal for them. the problem lies with accepting the killings and seeing them differently compared to prison executions.