Did it happen in the Soviet Union?

Did it happen in China?

Where are all of these people who reject it

Soviet philosophy btw was mad deep and they needed absolutely no god to come up with it

Whether it was right or wrong is not the point

I am bringing up two countries perceived as being atheist

And this occurrence was found in neither

and it should be considered that the Soviet philosophy had ample space for meaning

it was a large focus point

That's really debatable. They said one thing and did something completely different

How they acted was different from their philosophy

no no it was all quite consistent

I've read the Fundamentals for example

and it is a good reflection of what they were going for,

I don't agree

what they were trying to do

well have you read the Fundamentals of Marxism-Leninism? 😋

does siege count

Lmao

no XD

based

"Also, what you just did Bearer was deflect @𝕭𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖊𝖗 𝖔𝖋 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝕮𝖚𝖗𝖘𝖊
You didn't answer my question, you attempted to force me into an area you thought would I would be weaker in
so let's return to that
What can you use to prove your hypothetical as legitimate?"

First of all, <:ShrekFedora:521390487240966145>
You attempted to deflect it, it's a common fact that nihilists never properly act as nihilists, because they take a different objective and ignore the logical conclusion. I don't need large scale examples, and anyone that reached this conclusion at this point is not likely to be alive <:varg:521372050225627156>
My hypothetical can only be proven by steps of logic, which is what I already showed you. Also there is no reason for a nation to be in this point lol, it's like a facebook social group of socialist antisocials. @The Big Oof

I don't remember deflecting. I've explained my position on absolute morality in the past

not in that particular conversation

it was never really directly challenged, but anyway

And I remember getting the role Fedora Desroyer and your word of defeat <:30yoboomer:521380551316209668>

I made that role

anyway

I've always said we define objective morality subjectively

we do

every two group of people think their system of objective morality is the right one

even I think mine is

this

But I realize at a conscious level it really isn't, because people have different perspectives and hold different accounts of the truth

Truth may be objective

But us being humans

we are limited in our understanding of it

so it's not that I think

context

changes morality

"changes"