Does it really matter?

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Eyes by Photographer: Alexandr Zinchenko

2 months ago -

2096

THE TRUTH IS OUT

4 months ago

Because people who are not religious have tended to extend their
scepticism about religion to ethics as well, they have yielded the
field of ethics to the religious right. This has allowed the right to
preempt ‘morality’ for crusades against abortion and homosexuality.
Yet those who regard the interests of women as overriding the
merely potential interests of the fetus are taking their stand on a
morally impregnable position; and the moral case for acceptance
of sexual relationships between consenting adults that do not harm
others is even more clear-cut. It is time to reclaim the moral high
ground from the pretenders who occupied it when it was left vacant
by progressives who instead placed their faith in Marxist dreams of
a transformed society in which all dilemmas would be resolved. The
crucial moral questions of our day are not about homosexuality or
abortion. Instead moralists should be asking: what are the obligations
of all of us in the affluent world when people are slowly starving
io Somalia? What is to be done about the racist hatred that
prevents people living together in Bosnia, in Azerbaijan, and in Los
Angeles?

Peter Singer, How Are We to Live?

4 months ago

One of those days…where everything is fine but then it’s not. This is going to be a rough year

4 months ago

YES

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4 months ago -

4629

There is a being in Slavic folklore called the rusalka, equivocal to a Greek nymph but with a more insidious agenda. They would lure men to them then would tickle them to death.

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How strange.

4 months ago

AHAHAHAHA!

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4 months ago -

778

4 months ago

Although they are only breath,
words which I command are immortal.

Sappho

4 months ago

Does it really matter?

Although they are only breath, words which I command are immortal.

Although they are only breath,
words which I command are immortal.