[rexdanraj]

as anything goes in life, would you support a pro-bullying movement?

[JacobW]

These threads get worse every day. Just add a few references to nihilism, copious use of the word 'subjective' in various confused ways, and a quote from Neitzsche or Camus and you'll go far in this forum.

[chickenonsteroids]

(Original post by JacobW)
These threads get worse every day. Just add a few references to nihilism, copious use of the word 'subjective' in various confused ways, and a quote from Neitzsche or Camus and you'll go far in this forum.

"Would you ever support a Pro-Bullying movement? The word 'bullying' is subjective so really bullying can be great - especially for those who are doing the bullying! You just need to let the master morality rule over the slave mindset because they hinder human nature. People will never be equal so we might as well empower those who are already powerful."

[CherryCherryBoomBoom]

I think I would probably kill the mother****ers who founded it

[Jack93o]

and what purpose would this movement serve?

[Bulbasaur]

No. I am not a moron.

[When you see it...]

The real question is:
No. Just no.