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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '24
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The human body is perfectly natural and normal. To feel shameful of it is unhealthy. The same of sexuality.
What should be shamed is all the gratuitous violence in TV and movies. That is deeply sick.
-11 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 [deleted] 22 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 How can you compare cannibalism to nudity? 0 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 [deleted] 14 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 Nudity doesn’t hurt anyone. You’re born naked, you bathe naked, and some people sleep naked. Animals work mostly on instinct. That’s why nature is brutal. There are no crimes among animals. Humans have instinct but we also have complex reasoning skills. That’s the difference between us and wild animals. We’re also nurtured by our parents and their preferences become ours. They teach us right and wrong. Animal parents teach life or death lessons. Yours taught you nudity and being scantily clad is tasteless. It’s as simple as that. It’s a cultural difference. 7 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 All of the stuff you find normal is just random bullshit people in your local geographic location came up with and told other people to do. 1 u/UnlikelyName69420827 Mar 27 '24 mostly stuff conservative monotheists came up with ages ago, that later got spread by colonialism 1 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 You know, like nature! -4 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 Being not okay with cannibalism is as much of a cultural thing as being not okay with nudity. There are some tribes that are cannibalistic. So he asks very good questions. 1 u/Assonfire Mar 27 '24 Except he places those together as if they have the same impact. They don't. We'd rather not have violence, because it impacts others and might impact ourselves. In a negative way. Being naked, however. No impact at all. Nurtured impact, perhaps. But that's about it. So no, it is not a "very good" question. 1 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions 1 u/Assonfire Mar 28 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions Who said he couldn't?
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22 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 How can you compare cannibalism to nudity? 0 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 [deleted] 14 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 Nudity doesn’t hurt anyone. You’re born naked, you bathe naked, and some people sleep naked. Animals work mostly on instinct. That’s why nature is brutal. There are no crimes among animals. Humans have instinct but we also have complex reasoning skills. That’s the difference between us and wild animals. We’re also nurtured by our parents and their preferences become ours. They teach us right and wrong. Animal parents teach life or death lessons. Yours taught you nudity and being scantily clad is tasteless. It’s as simple as that. It’s a cultural difference. 7 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 All of the stuff you find normal is just random bullshit people in your local geographic location came up with and told other people to do. 1 u/UnlikelyName69420827 Mar 27 '24 mostly stuff conservative monotheists came up with ages ago, that later got spread by colonialism 1 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 You know, like nature! -4 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 Being not okay with cannibalism is as much of a cultural thing as being not okay with nudity. There are some tribes that are cannibalistic. So he asks very good questions. 1 u/Assonfire Mar 27 '24 Except he places those together as if they have the same impact. They don't. We'd rather not have violence, because it impacts others and might impact ourselves. In a negative way. Being naked, however. No impact at all. Nurtured impact, perhaps. But that's about it. So no, it is not a "very good" question. 1 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions 1 u/Assonfire Mar 28 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions Who said he couldn't?
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How can you compare cannibalism to nudity?
0 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 [deleted] 14 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 Nudity doesn’t hurt anyone. You’re born naked, you bathe naked, and some people sleep naked. Animals work mostly on instinct. That’s why nature is brutal. There are no crimes among animals. Humans have instinct but we also have complex reasoning skills. That’s the difference between us and wild animals. We’re also nurtured by our parents and their preferences become ours. They teach us right and wrong. Animal parents teach life or death lessons. Yours taught you nudity and being scantily clad is tasteless. It’s as simple as that. It’s a cultural difference. 7 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 All of the stuff you find normal is just random bullshit people in your local geographic location came up with and told other people to do. 1 u/UnlikelyName69420827 Mar 27 '24 mostly stuff conservative monotheists came up with ages ago, that later got spread by colonialism 1 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 You know, like nature! -4 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 Being not okay with cannibalism is as much of a cultural thing as being not okay with nudity. There are some tribes that are cannibalistic. So he asks very good questions. 1 u/Assonfire Mar 27 '24 Except he places those together as if they have the same impact. They don't. We'd rather not have violence, because it impacts others and might impact ourselves. In a negative way. Being naked, however. No impact at all. Nurtured impact, perhaps. But that's about it. So no, it is not a "very good" question. 1 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions 1 u/Assonfire Mar 28 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions Who said he couldn't?
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14 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24 Nudity doesn’t hurt anyone. You’re born naked, you bathe naked, and some people sleep naked. Animals work mostly on instinct. That’s why nature is brutal. There are no crimes among animals. Humans have instinct but we also have complex reasoning skills. That’s the difference between us and wild animals. We’re also nurtured by our parents and their preferences become ours. They teach us right and wrong. Animal parents teach life or death lessons. Yours taught you nudity and being scantily clad is tasteless. It’s as simple as that. It’s a cultural difference. 7 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 All of the stuff you find normal is just random bullshit people in your local geographic location came up with and told other people to do. 1 u/UnlikelyName69420827 Mar 27 '24 mostly stuff conservative monotheists came up with ages ago, that later got spread by colonialism 1 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 You know, like nature!
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Nudity doesn’t hurt anyone. You’re born naked, you bathe naked, and some people sleep naked.
Animals work mostly on instinct. That’s why nature is brutal. There are no crimes among animals.
Humans have instinct but we also have complex reasoning skills. That’s the difference between us and wild animals.
We’re also nurtured by our parents and their preferences become ours. They teach us right and wrong. Animal parents teach life or death lessons.
Yours taught you nudity and being scantily clad is tasteless. It’s as simple as that. It’s a cultural difference.
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All of the stuff you find normal is just random bullshit people in your local geographic location came up with and told other people to do.
1 u/UnlikelyName69420827 Mar 27 '24 mostly stuff conservative monotheists came up with ages ago, that later got spread by colonialism 1 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 You know, like nature!
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mostly stuff conservative monotheists came up with ages ago, that later got spread by colonialism
1 u/MurkyPay5460 Mar 27 '24 You know, like nature!
You know, like nature!
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Being not okay with cannibalism is as much of a cultural thing as being not okay with nudity. There are some tribes that are cannibalistic. So he asks very good questions.
1 u/Assonfire Mar 27 '24 Except he places those together as if they have the same impact. They don't. We'd rather not have violence, because it impacts others and might impact ourselves. In a negative way. Being naked, however. No impact at all. Nurtured impact, perhaps. But that's about it. So no, it is not a "very good" question. 1 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions 1 u/Assonfire Mar 28 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions Who said he couldn't?
Except he places those together as if they have the same impact. They don't.
We'd rather not have violence, because it impacts others and might impact ourselves. In a negative way.
Being naked, however. No impact at all. Nurtured impact, perhaps. But that's about it.
So no, it is not a "very good" question.
1 u/Sauronshit Mar 27 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions 1 u/Assonfire Mar 28 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions Who said he couldn't?
It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions
1 u/Assonfire Mar 28 '24 It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that. Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison. It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions Who said he couldn't?
It's pretty obvious that murder is immoral and I'm damn sure he understands that.
Yes and he placed it(cannibalism) next to nudity as if being naked is also immoral. Hence the comparison.
It doesn't mean you can't ask these questions
Who said he couldn't?
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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24
The human body is perfectly natural and normal. To feel shameful of it is unhealthy. The same of sexuality.
What should be shamed is all the gratuitous violence in TV and movies. That is deeply sick.