/lit/ - Literature

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>>20952287
It is not shown that mild unjustness would lead to significant misery, hence the same applies to corruption.
If I could cheat and not pay my taxes I would do so and not feel bad whatsoever. In fact I did something similar already on a separate financial topic and feel great.
The same applies doubly for a moderately sociopathic person and even more topics, not just finance.
In many cases happiness can be achieved without significant misery through mild unjustness. You cannot disprove this categorically.
>In your first post, you speak of an individual suffering misery for profit. By Thrasymachus's definition of the word, this is a contradiction. Your proletariat may profit monetarily, but he will be at a deficit in happiness, and so he will never truly profit
The mild misery is balanced out in surplus by the eventual rewards down the line.
>As Socrates argues, the only way to truly profit, in the sense of Thrasymachus's word, is to be happy and not miserable.
Only if being just -> happy -> profit which is never demonstrated, all you are doing is stating the (incorrect) conclusion.

Reminder that Dorian Gray ended with good old fashion Christian morality and that OP is a faggot.

>sin

wow, the amount of cliches itt is so cringy I gotta wonder if it's poorfag cope or shills. Anyway anon, i'd send my kid to any private school if I could afford it since all private school is better than public school.

Public school has been geared towards the lowest-common denominator for decades and unless your child is a "gifted student" or the sportsball jock he will never be pushed to succeed.

The cool thing about Catholic Schools is they are a little counter-culture of their own. The majority of seminarians went to Catholic school growing up, for example. Being immersed in that environment and learning the ropes at a young age is the best way.

>>14444550
>mfw all of China is under demonic influence

What are the best christians arguments to refute atheists?

Pls real christian authors, not meme reddit shit.

Redpill me on postmodern christianity, /lit/.
What is it about, how does it rationalize the God metanarrative?

>The bible is fiction
You can't consider yourself a christian if you think the bible is just a huge meme