Ah I might have to immediately retract, not understanding Aristotelian theory too well, but I always thought part of becoming virtuous person was achieving an emotional balance and apt-feeling responsiveness to the world, as opposed to just banishing one's affective reactions.
Time for a spicy culture-war take: various political movements gaining momentum among millennials valorise sociopathy. Like, if your slogan is Facts Not Feelings (a) you're probably a prick, and (b) you unite Mengzi, Adam Smith, and Aristotle in opposing your social programme.
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I wish they wouldn't drag logic into it so much. So often I see 'sorry you don't like LOGIC' and I think they're just using it to mean 'me and my friends' harsh opinions'.
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That is also my impression!
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