Drunk drivers and people who drive too fast because they just need that thrill of going fast definitely are
Yea but that is only a % of an already small %. We all understand that it would be wrong to attribute all the accident on "assholery" and even these specific cases can be explained by other reasons that simply people wanting to do bad things, pressures, risky behavior, alcoohol addiction .;;

But the question I really want an answer for is: Outside of not being assholes, why do the rest of the people maintain a set of rules outside even of the watch of the system in the case of circulation?
 
Yea but that is only a % of an already small %. We all understand that it would be wrong to attribute all the accident on "assholery" and even these specific cases can be explained by other reasons that simply people wanting to do bad things, pressures, risky behavior, alcoohol addiction .;;

But the question I really want an answer for is: Outside of not being assholes, why do the rest of the people maintain a set of rules outside even of the watch of the system in the case of circulation?
You're awfully confident in people being respectful and civil for someone who believes that everyone has things like bigotry ingrained in them.
 
You're awfully confident in people being respectful and civil for someone who believes that everyone has things like bigotry ingrained in them.
The power of systemism understanding. Now, can you answer my question, please ? >>
Outside of not being assholes, why do the rest of the people maintain a set of rules outside even of the watch of the system in the case of circulation?
 
The power of systemism understanding. Now, can you answer my question, please ? >>
You keep giving me questions I already gave you the answer to. Yes, I know that not every single person is bad. I know that not everyone breaks the law. I'm saying that we can't uphold a peaceful, united society because there'll still be a large amount of people who simply don't care to help said peaceful united society stay that way.
 
I do sort of agree with him when he says that everyone has bigotry ingrained in them, but he tends to go too far with it
In-group preference is normal for the most part. Humans are inherently tribal. He isn't entirely wrong on that front, and all cultures and races demonstrate this. What I don't agree with is the scale of bigotry that he espouses we all hold.

For example, can I truly state that I have never displayed biased towards people more like me? I'd be lying if I said no. However, is it a standard behaviour that dictates all my interactions? That's also a no.

Meanwhile, if Logiko is to be believed, I'm one bad day away from trying to enslave all my neighbours because they're a different skin tone from me. :milaugh:
 
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