Discussion I have come to the conclusion that morality is useless.

[Limitcel]

To tell the truth, I don't even know exactly how to explain this or how to express this feeling

But the famous stereotype of "You don't like the nice guy" even though it is used as a joke, the recurrence of situations like this and the joking way they treat a person who is "nice", for me, there is something in this behavior that destroys the dream of creating a world with less pain

When they make fun of the "nice guy", it is somehow implied, even from real experiences, that they are making fun of being nice, as much as they say no, it's hard to deny it because firstly they don't care about honoring a good attitude and secondly I've never seen anyone make jokes about "bad guys"
(I won't even talk about double standards and why when the good is awarded it is usually false)

Because evil will always be treated better than good, there is no place for compassion in this world
Many people even feel contempt just because I mention this, they treat people who follow universal morals, even rational Kantian ones, with contempt.
Just by me saying that it is wrong for a good person to be treated badly and a bad person to be treated well, there are people who will want to find a way to invert these values, to justify this behavior
"Both are the same"

That said, regardless of whether you think this is right or wrong, and i am making a value judgment but I am not imposing anything, I come to the conclusion that due to its inapplicability, any construction of a moral ends up being flawed, it ends up generating only more contradictions.
The long-term consequences of this are that there will no longer be any way to sustain this and no one will help anymore, and for sure, many still believe, even if unconsciously, in the possibility of a fair love
It will backfire, everyone will realize when it's too late

Perhaps the only way to seek good, if you believe in it, is in isolation.

 

[weaselbomber]

It's all relative to begin with

 

[Sinbad Gehenna]

Nature surely didn't have any morals when he was creating subhumans like us. So why should we have morals?

 

[Limitcel]

It's all relative to begin with

It's basically the same thing as what I posted but the narrative of the world is as if it weren't

 

[PunishedNEETcel]

Deep down I do believe in objective morality, whether I have a good reason to or not. But I agree that it's completely useless. The only way it could be not useless is if there was a god or something that would act as a judge and enact justice. Without that, it's every man for himself. And I don't believe such a being exists.

 

[Verxis]

You've taken the first step. The most important one.

 

[erenyeager]

Nature surely didn't have any morals when he was creating subhumans like us. So why should we have morals?

Nature is a woman why else does it favor it

 

[SoycuckGodOfReddit]

Nature is a woman why else does it favor it

nature is a creation of the demiurge Yaldabaoth, also known as Jehovah

foids are merely the demon spawn of Yaldabaoth

the natural state created by the TRUE GOD only had adam qadmon, a male without a female. foids are inferior and imperfect, because they were created by the creator of evil and imperfection, Yaldabaoth

 

[erenyeager]

nature is a creation of the demiurge Yaldabaoth, also known as Jehovah

foids are merely the demon spawn of Yaldabaoth

the natural state created by the TRUE GOD only had adam qadmon, who represents a perfected vision of humanity. foids are inferior and imperfect, because they were created by the creator of evil and imperfection, Yaldabaoth

What you said is a parody of the erenyeager codes. I’ll just take it as a funny gag,

 

[nice to NEET you]

basic society morals doesn't work for us

 

[SoycuckGodOfReddit]

What you said is a parody of the erenyeager codes. I’ll just take it as a funny gag,

no it is very serious probably

it is deep gnosis which I leatned from jesus christ in a vision (he was a ghost)

 

[NorthernWind]

Learning history beyond textbooks can show that many influential and popular people weren't very virtuous.
Usually it was the opposite...

 

[NorthernWind]

Nature surely didn't have any morals when he was creating subhumans like us. So why should we have morals?

 

[Skoga]

I always laugh at people who hurt themselves and feel joy when others fail

 

[underballer]

Learning history beyond textbooks can show that many influential and popular people weren't very virtuous.
Usually it was the opposite...

Dark triad mogs

But you have to be built for it