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An
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People
is a Group
Democracy would be improved if fewer people voted
All people should live meaningful life.
Judging people based on their character can be just as superficial as judging people by their appearance.
People who cannot understand statistics can not be considered literate.
The NSA should not have access to our personal information, even if it helps prevent terrorist attacks
Black people are hurt by black culture not racism
People who only learn subjects in which they have a propensity for are likely to miss out on learning how to learn even when it isn't immediately easy
Human
is a Hominid
The best and most efficient way for humanity to evolve, morally speaking, is with the death of previous generations.
Free will (the existence of autonomous human decisions made neither predictably nor randomly) is not real.
Human is a rope stretched between beast and overman.
There is nothing wrong with being gay. It is seen all throughout the animal kingdom. Being trans though, that is seen only in humans. Therefore, it is not natural, but self imposed.
humanity is special
Social Media is a Net Negative For Humanity
The dramatic increase in average global temperature that the climate has undergone in recent centuries- and even moreso in recent decades- is the result of human activity.
Someone
is a Causal Agent
There should be a law that prohibits someone from entering politics if they have not worked a number of years in another job.
A insignificant amount of an individual's belief are covered by the religion they belong to.
The technological wonders and consumeristic lifestyle found in Brave New World's World State are poor substitutes for individual freedom, human dignity and personal integrity
"From each according to their capacity and to each according to their need" is tyranny if "capacity" and "need" are dictated by someone other than yourself.
One can not "own" a person, place, thing, or idea.
The NSA should not have access to our personal information, even if it helps prevent terrorist attacks
Arguman should have a way to see whether someone replied to you
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