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Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realise that walking up to you and saying something in a public forum I knew you would read counts as "from behind." I imagine if I'd called you a cunt to your face, I'd somehow be talking behind your back, then?
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I feel sorry for you if you consider yourself rather brave for being so
bold on the internet. Frankly, I find that people like you simply do it cause they don't have the sac to be an asshole in reality.
And besides, what the hell have you even contributed to this thread, anyways?
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Did you just say that people lie, cheat and commit thievery because they're told that such things exist?
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Actually, no I didn't. I was alluding that people grow up to lie, cheat, and commit thievery when it's all you subject them to. The world's come to a point where sometimes I think imagination is the only escape from all the bullshit. But nonetheless, lying, cheating, and stealing is all you ever subject someone to, it's all they're ever going to know.
Besides, who's a better role model? Fictional Santa Claus? Or Britney Spears?
Oh, and seriously, don't kid yourself that
your child is gonna simply know better than to look up to someone like that.
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Also, you're an idiot.
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Brilliant follow-up.
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Feel like screwing people out of money with credit cards? You can't do it, because it's illegal.
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Oh my God!! Rules!! Better run for your life!!
Weak.
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He's talking about selective morality, don't delude yourself that he's talking about open access to information.
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I'm not talking about
selective morality. I'm talking about letting your kids have a little imagination! Open access to information? Where the hell did I say I was going to deny my kids that?
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You intend to protect your kids from different views of the world?
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I intend to protect my kids from morons like yourself that are too stubborn to see any value in anything but their own judgment. This isn't even a debate anymore, it's a debacle!
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An understanding of how the world works from a younger age might encourage people to do something to change how said system moves.
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I'd say that in all of the blathering babble that you've spilled into this thread, this is about the
only worthwhile thing you've said. And even at that, it's weak. Children don't
strive to change the world. A nine-year-old doesn't look at the state of the world and think to him/herself "Hrrrmm, I wonder how I can fix this when I grow up." They conform. They emulate. That's it. Kids accept their environment for what it is. It isn't until a certain level of development is reached that they even realize that they can alter the things around them.
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I demand a certain level of intellect, mate.
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You wouldn't know intellect if it smacked you in the head. Not that it ever will, so long as you keep it stuffed up your arse.
If you have something to contribute, do it. Otherwise, stop fucking around, and quit following me. I'm done with this.
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.