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12 points
No my chair is literally an object to me. In that I do not consider it beyond it’s purpose and potential to serve my needs or those of someone I consider a person.
This is not an appropriate way of thinking about a human being
the only difference between me and your chair is if you kick me out of frustration I can kick back.
Doesn’t that imply that the only source of human rights is the physical ability to defend what you consider yours. Not sure that’s where we want to land on morality and consent
4 points
Look guy I’m just trying to give advice on what’s a healthy way to handle being attracted to people. Why are you expecting me to justify it in terms of the philosophy of communication
