The ones people make when they think they're being deep and emotional, usually something by avenged sevenfold or something other faux metal tat... Humans make my brain bleed...
That's basically the argument I always hear about this quote.ImmortalDrifter said:Well the ultimate problem I can see with the Epicurius quote is that it removes the article of personal responsibility as a factor to human well-being. In other words, it places whether or not evil exists in the hands of God rather than in the hands of people. In my mind if God just ensured everyone was happy and righteous then there would be no point in living because you didn't get to make any kind of decision. It's like telling everyone what a wonderful and well-behaved child you have when you have him locked in his room. I'm not even religious anymore and I can see the fundamental flaw in that argument. In any case, you're right about the unwanted debate factor so I'm just gonna leave it there.
Yes, I have encountered that several times as well. It's bloody offensive to me as a white(although depends on who you ask) person...Barbas said:This is one I keep coming across on YouTube comments pages. It was one of the things that eventually caused me to download and install the Comment Blocker application for Google Chrome:
"Anti-racist is code-word for anti-white."
It's more annoying than "RON PAUL 2012" and "your an idiot" put together.
Actually, it'd work fine as long as you give people free will but make sure that the only actual options are all pleasant.Houseman said:It's logically impossible for both free will to exist and for god to know that people would be happy. It's either one or the other.Lieju said:But if God is omniscient, he should know how to make a world where people had choice and were happy. Or at least didn't have some rather more nasty things in life.
If people have free will, then you can't know if they'll screw it up or not.
If you know the outcome already, then people won't have free will.
If you think that this is "limiting", then you should also think that God not being able to make a square circle is "limiting".
Again, I wish "religion" was it's own board
Those lyrics were so insanely retarded I honestly thought it was a parody. Then I looked up info on the band and the lead vocalist in particular, and oh my god! Looks like the stereotype of the egomaniacal, drug-abusing, dickheaded, vacuous, pompous douchenozzle rockstar is alive and well, because I can't see the kind of guy the Wikipedia article described having an IQ over 40. Jesus Fucking Christ!Kenbo Slice said:This is probably the worst song I've ever heard lyrically:
There are no words to describe how horrible it is.
You're describing a logical impossibility. You just divided by zero. The fabric of reality is unraveling. NO ONE can, nor has ever been able to, take Dragonforce lyrics seriously.Grach said:When I was fifteen, I thought Dragonforce lyrics were fucking awesome. Now, five years later, I CAN'T read and NOT cringe. Also, I can't sing along with them without laughing.
Now, Blind Guardian on the other hand...
Read my post again, I was fifteen years old. That falls well into the interval where it is possible.bartholen said:You're describing a logical impossibility. You just divided by zero. The fabric of reality is unraveling. NO ONE can, nor has ever been able to, take Dragonforce lyrics seriously.
Oh fuck I saw that on a video of a Simpsons clip. What does that have to do with the fucking Simpsons?Barbas said:"Anti-racist is code-word for anti-white."
Boy, just listing their choruses is giving that musical hell spawn waaaaaaaay too much credit. Mentioning the choruses alone leaves out such gems as:QuiB25 said:Any lyrics by Black Eyed Peas. Their music is fucking awful, and should be banned.![]()
In defence of Gloryhammer, Dundee is a real place that does indeed sit on the river Tay and, having lived there myself, an undead unicorn invasion would serve as a much needed improvement.GabeZhul said:-snip-
Don't we already have that limitation, though? Obama could start a nclear war if he wnted, I can't do that. We all have limitaitons on what we can and can't do, so that goes against the spirit of free will too.Houseman said:Sure, but that would be totally against the spirit of free will.Queen Michael said:Actually, it'd work fine as long as you give people free will but make sure that the only actual options are all pleasant.
"You can go anywhere you want. As long as it's along these rails."
To be fair, I've been to Norway and the foxes there really do make all those noises. It's freakin' weird.Buccura said:"What does the fox say? *Obnoxious noises*"
There's others but that's what pops into my head first.
Nietzsche was incredibly anti-racist. Specifically, he was opposed to anti-semitism. What would be strange about him asserting that quote other than the fact that washing machines didn't exist then?TWRule said:While I'm on the topic, I once stayed at a hotel where the laundry bag had a quote on it: "Laundry is the only thing that should be sorted by color." And it was attributed on the bag to Nietzsche. I HIGHLY doubt that Nietzsche ever such a thing, both for historical reasons and due to how Nietzsche is...even if he did say it, the sheer irony of *his* having said it would probably be a lot more than the hotel bargained for...