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...our ultimate moral principles can become so completely accepted by us, that we treat them, not as universal imperatives but as matters of fact; they have the same obstinate indubitability.
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R.M. Hare (The Language of Morals)
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I should have listened to all those old-school government types, but I didn't.
The ones - I had formerly written off as "crazy" or conspiratorial - THOSE ones, that ended up being right ----- about everything.
I guess... I just never believed there were nefarious agencies working behind the public government apparatus that were intent on consolidating power and running roughshod over anyone who opposed them.
I suppose.. I thought, sure, maybe that group DOES exist... but I was young and too busy living my life, or trying to, before it was rudely, and shockingly interrupted BY these rogue groups... to ever believe they WERE real.
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Until I encountered them.
And had to go up against them.
THE SHADOW GOVERNMENT.
T H E R E A L G O V E R N M E N T.
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Tyler Lazarus Stump (The Stare of The Hare: Mark of the beast, and marked by it (Atomic Dial, Nuclear Hands: The Sequels That Always Existed.))
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The ordinary man so very rarely questions the principles in which he has been brought up, that he is usually willing, whenever he has a feeling that he ought to do 'x', to say on this ground that he ought to do 'x'.
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R.M. Hare (The Language of Morals)
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Gio Willimas (Hip Hop Rhyming Dictionary: The Extensive Hip Hop & Rap Rhyming Dictionary for Rappers, Mcs,Poets,Slam Artist and lyricists: Hip Hop & Rap Rhyming Dictionary And General Rhyming Dictionary)
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Serial killers suck the life out of the people around them. They harbor an effortless capability of donning what psychopathy pioneer and psychiatrist Hervey Cleckley coined in 1941 as “the mask of sanity.” It was Cleckley’s work before his death in 1984 that flexed Canadian psychologist Dr. Robert Hare’s mental muscle enough to develop his Psychopathy Checklist (PCL-R): twenty characteristics defining psychopathic behavior. Used properly, the PCL-R checklist is an accurate way to determine the psychopath from the non-psychopath.
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M. William Phelps (Dangerous Ground: My Friendship with a Serial Killer)
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It is not that we can deduce statements of the form 'I ought always to, etc.', from statements describing what sort of person I am. This would be to offend against Hume's Law. 2 It is rather that to have moral principles of a certain kind is to be a certain kind of person.
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R.M. Hare (Essays on the Moral Concepts)
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The horsebreaker's art would be easy if one could turn horses into chargers by definition.
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R.M. Hare (Essays on the Moral Concepts)