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Old 11-05-2004, 08:37   #114
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Re: UK teen celibacy

*sigh

Why is it that every time a differing or alternative viewpoint is expressed, (especially on moral or lack of moral issues) people whine and get upset saying "don't come here and say that, you've no right to push your views on me or anyone else" blah blah..

What they're really showing is that they are so insecure, that people holding different views make them uneasy about their own position.

No-one can "push" their views onto you, they can present a convincing argument, but thats as far as it can go.. the rest is in your own head my friends.

Also, picking up a point I noticed earlier in the thread... the word "PROVEN" was batted around a bit and I just wanted to make the point that "proof" is subjective.
Something that convinces you or me, may not hold enough weight to convince someone else.
Don't fall into the trap of holding proof at the same level as fact it's a misguided standpoint.
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