Moral Culpability: Where Do We Draw the Line?

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24:16 the power of *asking*!!!

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19:47 there's also an economic layer to that. There are times where the product in the store that is made by a company that donates to terrible things is cheaper than the product made by the morally superior company. Sometimes even choosing the moral high ground is a financial luxury

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49:44 Matthew is a proud papa

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35:40 as someone who was against the war for a long time, and then married a Marine, it's important to separate the individual soldier from the overall conflict. The military plucks 18 yo kids out of high school with promises of good pay, free college, and a bunch of other lies.

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41:59 Robert has a few stories I think you guys would find interesting

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54:07 was that Gandalf or Chris Nolan's Bane?

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30:53 ive seen the animated Hobbit but I don't think I've seen the animated LOTR/ROTK. Doesn't the animated LOTR end at Helm's Deep?

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Apparently the climax of Lilo & Stitch had to be *completely* redone for that reason

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11:17 but the problem with that is it seems like the same people who are admonishing those who make/share the memes are by and large the same people who were *silent* when Alex Jones and his ilk were saying that Sandy Hook was faked and those grieving parents were actors.

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9:47 very on brand as a Ceo/billionaire though