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By the way, all of us are slaves in one way or another.Don't gaslight me.
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By the way, all of us are slaves in one way or another.Don't gaslight me.
I have no idea why you're telling me specifically that, but for what it's worth, I disagree.By the way, all of us are slaves in one way or another.
Who's your master?By the way, all of us are slaves in one way or another.
I see you found some things hard to handle
So you are trying to take the easy way out, and just accuse the opposition of being blind.
That's okay. I already know you can't handle truth, and reason against your baseless opinions.
So, here's the thing. you have not shown that it is immoral to use criminals, and war prisoners, as laborers - your own laborers, whom you can sell to others as their laborers, and give to your sons, as their laborers.
On the other hand...
It was repeatedly shown on this thread, that those criminals, and enemies of war, were spared death, and in exchange for their life, either willingly or unwillingly served their captors for life.
There is no immorality there.
In fact they were treated better than they were worthy of being treated. far better than your government treat their captives,
Hence, many were glad - eager to serve the king.
Jehovah as king of the earth makes the rules over his domain.
You don't get to decide how he deals with criminals. Jehovah does.
You refused to say what your moral compass points to, in the case of war prisoners, so I can only conclude that your silence on this indicates that you would rather just argue for the sake of arguing, with no real basis, or reason for doing so.
That is understandable, for how can a man be reasonable when he just wants to be right, regardless of how unreasonable he may be,
By the way, all of us are slaves in one way or another.
Great. That's something.Some people don't see much in anything.
I totally understand that.
I understand that too.
No, YOU had the wrong quote. I gave you the quote that was actually under discussion.Wrong quote? You didn't have in mind what you quoted?
That's odd.
That's a threat?
Like I said, everything is a threat to you, when one quotes the Bible. That's not my fault.
If it's a threat, perhaps you should call the cops and make a complaint.
Would you care to define this new word you've made up?I think you guys are Biblephobic. Biting my tongue with a made up word.
Yeah, because you made a big sarcastic comment about how amazed you are. You know the one where I JUST pointed out how you were getting snippy and rude.Says the one whose first words were, "It doesn't take much to amaze you, does it."
I'm not trying to fool anyone. Just sharing my observations on our ongoing discussion.You guys don't fool anyone with your pretense complaints.
Implying that I'm not paying full attention because I'm too busy watching soap operas was was your way of saying that I'm "emotional about this?"What I said is no where near insulting. It is simply saying that you are emotional about this.
If every time someone says something they think is the case, it has to be an insult, then you are guilty of insulting, when you say anyone is a fanatic, fundamental, irrational, etc.
So I suggest you stop pretending to be so saintly. It doesn't fool anyone. It only entertains skeptics like yourself, who try to fool yourself, "we are so better than Christians." Please.
What I find in such discussions as these is that when a person starts in on the insults and rudeness, they're generally the one that is getting desperate with the conversation.Me. Upset?
There you go with that pretense again. LOL. This is hilarious.
How much more desperate can one get.
You're not interested in clarifying your position? Great. I guess we're done then, since that's what goes on here.You are the smart one. Figure it out. I am not interested, in repeating what is fairly simple.
And another attempt at a rude comment. Awesome. Keep 'em coming. As noted above, it exposes your desperation.We go way back Skeptic. This is not the first nor the last time repeating things in various ways, does noting to improve your understanding.
You seem to like people to keep repeating though. Perhaps it's because you think too highly of yourself, in relation to intelligence..
Lol so you're not a slave to your body and its needs, is that it? Food isn't usually dropping into your lap, is it? (Never mind...)I have no idea why you're telling me specifically that, but for what it's worth, I disagree.
Maybe you think you're your own master? (By the way, consider that the answer to your question.)Who's your master?
Who cares about morals that are the opinions of people who lived thousands of years ago in a society very far removed from the ones we currently live in? People who think things like slavery are moral?@TagliatelliMonster the evidence shows you lost the argument with your baseless biased opinions.
What was the evidence? Your running away from responding to a post, with the excuse that you are arguing sensibly, and the person isn't, and you are done.
Yet you return after (you don't have to face the arguments that demonstrate you have no argument) to just make more baseless assertions, and try to comfort yourself with the false assertion about morals.
Who cares about morals that are just the opinions of ungodly people? Not me. ... and I am sure most people couldn't care less about your "morals"... whatever they are.
They are simply your subjective opinions that change to suit you.
I like that you use the conjunctive form here because what you are suggesting is literally the opposite of reality.Thus for women who put themselves in these positions, they may be creating the circumstances which are inviting to these 'rapists', and in that sense sharing some responsibility.
Do you disagree with any of this?
What an utterly nonsensical claim.By the way, all of us are slaves in one way or another.
I like that you use the conjunctive form here because what you are suggesting is literally the opposite of reality.
What an utterly nonsensical claim.
I'm sure this all makes a lot of sense inside your own head, but it has very little to do with how most rape cases go down in reality.I would like to take you up on that point....
When people are seeking a sexual partner for what is often a one night stand, there is no real commitment in the relationship....it’s all physical, based on lust, not love. When there is no emotional attachment and the woman has given all the right signals to the man that sex will result from the encounter, and at the last moment she reneges......some men will get angry and take what they came for by force....turning a mutual physical encounter into an act of violence and retribution.
No?LOL....so people are not slaves to their bosses?
No?Not slaves to the commercial system?
No?Not slaves to traditions?
No again?Not slaves to fashion?
Still no?Not slaves to the pharmaceutical industry?
Nope, sorry.The food industry?
How very funny.......etc, etc.....open your eyes.
I'm sure this all makes a lot of sense inside your own head, but it has very little to do with how most rape cases go down in reality.
1. It doesn't actually matter how the woman is dressed.
2. Most rapists tend to be people from a woman's circle of acquaintances, very often friends, friends of the family, or ex boyfriends. One of the most common constellations is a woman victimized by an ex boyfriend or ex husband who can't take the hint.
3. Men generally don't tend to be violent and aggressive when they're in love with someone, but when they're either jealous and possessive, or otherwise in need of exercizing power over others.
And we can all agree that a man being angry and raping a woman "by force" because he didn't get what he was expecting is immoral and wrong, correct?I would like to take you up on that point....
When people are seeking a sexual partner for what is often a one night stand, there is no real commitment in the relationship....it’s all physical, based on lust, not love. When there is no emotional attachment and the woman has given all the right signals to the man that sex will result from the encounter, and at the last moment she reneges......some men will get angry and take what they came for by force....turning a mutual physical encounter into an act of violence and retribution. When you have no morals, anything can happen. We are not animals.
So just how much responsibility should a rape victim hold for being raped? Should we lock up rape victims to for being so darn tempting?If people put themselves in that position, then both have to accept their part of responsibility in the outcome.
Following the Bible’s moral standards will mean that no one is ever put in that position to start with.
No, they're not. And they're definitely not the type of chattel slaves that the Bible describes.LOL....so people are not slaves to their bosses? Not slaves to the commercial system? Not slaves to traditions? Not slaves to fashion? Not slaves to the pharmaceutical industry? The food industry?......etc, etc.....open your eyes.
In other words, I'm not a slave. Got it.Maybe you think you're your own master? (By the way, consider that the answer to your question.)
It's always funny when a person accuses someone doing thing they are doing in the very same post that they made the accusation. And the whole time they're trying to act all innocent. Just because they can fool themselves, they think that that goes for everyone else.@TagliatelliMonster the evidence shows you lost the argument with your baseless biased opinions.
What was the evidence? Your running away from responding to a post, with the excuse that you are arguing sensibly, and the person isn't, and you are done.
Yet you return after (you don't have to face the arguments that demonstrate you have no argument) to just make more baseless assertions, and try to comfort yourself with the false assertion about morals.
Who cares about morals that are just the opinions of ungodly people? Not me. ... and I am sure most people couldn't care less about your "morals"... whatever they are.
They are simply your subjective opinions that change to suit you.
we talked rape... then you came up mentioning hookers.If you dress like a hooker, men expect you to behave like one...but they don't want to pay for the privilege if they can get it for nothing. Why do hookers dress provocatively? Surely this is not news to you?
...using violence, which is a crime, Deeje?if they can get it for nothing.
Expectations has nothing to do with consensual sex. Having a dinner and a movie date at home has no expectations of sex, and yet, "date rape" can still occur.I am talking about what is often called "date rape". These 'dates' often have the expectation of sex as the culmination of the evening. When the sex is not forthcoming, a man can get angry and turn the date into an excuse for revenge when his expectations are not met.
Sorry, but just because you have that idea in your head, it doesn't mean that's how it is. First and foremost, you're not a man, just because you want to have sex so you decided to dress provocatively, it doesn't mean that men automatically want to have sex with you. The flaw in your reasoning is that, not everyone who dressed like that ends up having sex at the end of the night.According to scripture, it matters a lot. If you dress like a hooker, men expect you to behave like one...but they don't want to pay for the privilege if they can get it for nothing. Why do hookers dress provocatively? Surely this is not news to you?