Using our morality against us

@fuguer glad you admit that you're inherently only self interested

...we can never get rid of all the religious people.
at least we can convince the religious people
to not base everything directly on religion

it was people who were afraid to get eaten by a cannibal ass nega

https://gfycat.com/gloriouswideeyedafricanjacana

...moral are not moralism...

All organisms should be motivated by self interest and society should be setup to expect that

With laws and consequences to counterbalance it

All organisms are setup that way

according to your subjective arbitrary beliefs

Morals are natural ...moralism
is when hippies demand we should all live on soy beans

Its biological

Its not subjective

Soy beans are the future

Eat ur soy

I lift weights while consuming pure soy

...biology ..unify religion and atheism.
Think about it.

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I’m talking about Jew/Christian inspired beliefs that western nations have a moral obligation to accept mass immigration

Yes soy is the answer

Soy Beans

They are Gods gift

No such obligation exists and everyone would be better off if we rejected these external moral signals

better off according to what standard?

Survival

soy beans are Japan's gift

@fuguer

yeah exactly, the mass immigration *moralism* is based on Christianity and Judaism..

Of our race and culture

survival isn't inherently good or bad. Biologically religion is eugenic anyway lmao

kek

"We should x because it is preferable to y" is morality

if every person in the world was a moral nihilist we would cease to exist in 2 generations

Yes Christian morality turned europeans into slaves easily guilted and controlled by jewish media

Morals regulate

soy beans were brought from Asia in the 1600's

they were not tainted by your Jewish god

mmm not exactly but to degree's yes

1600s

must not forget the dreadful influence of the scoffield bible

Jewish God was alive and well

According to the ancient Chinese myth, in 2853 BC, the legendary Emperor Shennong of China proclaimed that five plants were sacred: soybeans, rice, wheat, barley, and millet.