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originally posted in:Binary Star Cult
11/17/2014 9:02:07 PM
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I'm the fool? Lmao yeah okay. And why would you call me darkness? There's two definitions to darkness, evil and it's literal definition. It's clearly not its literal definition, so that means it must be evil. If you call me darkness, that's improper English.
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Edited by Bdog: 11/17/2014 9:12:16 PMWell I consider myself good, so by definition one who opposes me is the darkness therefore evil that's your logic. Your missing the point and your never going to get it bud, so stop giving yourself a headache trying.
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How is one that opposes you evil and darkness? How does that even make sense?
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Edited by Bdog: 11/17/2014 9:58:19 PMLike I said brother, simple concepts like perception and context seem to be beyond you so stop trying to wrap your head around it you'll only hurt yourself. But I'll try one last time: One that considers themselves good often consider all opposition to be evil - this is not the case - look at the Germans and the Crusaders. They thought they were good and defined their enemies as evil but this was merely their perception and it came from their context at the time, but we know this is not the case. Just as we know that all those we consider evil's opponents are not necessarily good - look at the Soviets; they fought the Germans but a hell of a lot of their actions could be considered evil.
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The point is that the entity we have labelled 'the darkness' probably doesn't call itself that, and just because someone calls something evil that doesn't make it so. Just look at the modern world for context. And stop talking to me if you can't wrap your narrow minded view around that.
