Or we'd just be acting totally irrationally

we act to satisfy our limbic system

Where is that old Aristotle quote?

rationality is almost always dismissed if it does not comply with this prerogative

The one that says something like "hypocrite you are"

idk

if you don't member the quote

I dont

don bring it up

I remember the meaning

But not the words

back on topic: rights are just the proclamations of a religious organization that pretends not to be religious

and pretends that they are its laws

@Coolitic
>everything is religious and you have to call it all out

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rather then the prerogatives used to choose which rights to proclaim

That's just the definition of rights

I'm not bashing this for being religious

You assume they are applied universally

just for being unselfawar

It's not even remotely religious

It's not contradictory at all, the definition is clear

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The definition is clear

so is the definition of a tautology

The fact that something is clearly defined does not make it correct

it just makes it not totally retarded formally

The whole point I'm geting at here

is that rights

are a façade

to the actual value system that ordains them

and that is unquestioning

and unquestioned

?

"?" indeed

Are you suggesting that rights are not meant to be questioned?

I'm suggesting that they area façade put before something that is not meant to be even talked about

I dont follow

I noticed

@Coolitic he's too big-brained for us to understand, it's like his brain transcends reality

Why is the right to bear arms good?