June 2009
5 posts
trainwrecks:
Oh, hey, what’s up. We just wanted to pop in and give you a quick “411” on objectification. Non-objectification is when you like recognize a person’s humanity and individuality in relationship to any larger groups they might belong to (all people, gender, race, etc.) and stuff like that. Objectification is when you ignore all that about a person and instead take her as a blank slate...
soupsoup:
nudawn:
tylercoates:
I don’t like to argue about politics. I don’t like to argue about any philosophy, really. I know what I believe is right and I think You are wrong, but I try to be polite enough to keep it to myself. It’s a lot easier to get along with people this way. I have friends who say things I don’t agree with and, generally, that’s fine. I don’t cross them off unless...
tylercoates:
I don’t like to argue about politics. I don’t like to argue about any philosophy, really. I know what I believe is right and I think You are wrong, but I try to be polite enough to keep it to myself. It’s a lot easier to get along with people this way. I have friends who say things I don’t agree with and, generally, that’s fine. I don’t cross them off unless they are truly offensive...
OK, I will say this. Let's be fucking real, anyone...
(via jgh)
