Mr. Miller, it is only right to respect one's ancestors. They made possible the next generation with the best they knew how.
Perhaps, those ancestors wouldn't be too displeased, given thoughtful, reasoned disagreements by the generations now in existence. Isn't it so?
A lot of the political divide in America isn't really Right vs. Left or capitalist vs. socialist. It's simply people who respect their ancestors vs. people who don't.pic.twitter.com/5UluIvk3Nf
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Well the ancestors I'm most proud of are those involved in the Enlightenment, reason, and research -- reasoned disagreement also has a deep tradition....
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I like a bunch of your stuff but I think this is a miss.
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Not everything resonates with everybody....
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Great post, to me it's having respect for tradition. The latin means to "hand down." While all traditions don't seem natural or may restrain us from instincts, they were given to us for a reason, and we should be careful before jettisoning them in the name of progress.
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Why respect someone for merely existing?
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Your question is very revealing.
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"Like literally my entire genetic line before me was white supremaciss bigotss"
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Half of mine is also, until my white mother married my black father and got disowned (for a while). But I still respect my maternal grandfather, and even my paternal grandfather who died before I was born. Why? That's just where I was born in Moral Foundations space.
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This, IMHO, is one the most profound things I have ever read.
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It's hits a bullseye on all levels
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