From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Sun Jan 16 2005 - 13:51:26 GMT
> Mark Steven Heyman said:
> Listening to two right-wing deist-conservatives trying to work out a
> "Universal Morality" for the rest of us is like watching two kids who can't
> keep their rooms clean plotting to conquer the world. Which is to say it's
> humorous, even charming, in a Beavis and Butthead sort of way, but nothing
> you'd want to get close to.
>
> dmb adds:
> Yea, its like watching Stephen Hawking and Edward Scissorhands teach each
> other to tie flies. (Apologies to anyone who already heard that joke.)
You two proponents of moral relativism attempt to mock the existence of
universal moral standards, yet you appeal to them every time you post an
argument for one of your government welfare programs, citing such
standards as compassion and caring. When you come right out and declare
such standards mean nothing to you, then I'll conclude your silly
comparisons contain a kernel of truth. Until then, I'll view them as yet
another in a long history of ad hominem attacks, based on the leftist
principle of "When in doubt, smear."
Platt
Platt
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