@edgaralandough Using personal incredulity doesn't disprove history. Strict moral codes have been invented by human societies for thousands of years to maintain social control.
@Bim_Hopfan_MOG@Dream_pips@iamzioraa@Sanyaa011 If women get two benefits (money + sex), then men are actively paying for sex and giving it away. That makes demand the primary engine driving the transaction. Demand creates the market; without buyers, there is no seller.
@GuthrieF62784@bdeasaka@Ephesians_Ch4@ezoochewqu@MarcusFidelicus@DoctorPauls Agrippa’s Trilemma isn't a positive claim that needs justification—it’s a description of how reasoning works. Calling it 'self-refuting' doesn't answer which path your 'criterion' takes: circularity, infinite regress, or dogmatic assertion?
@nonewthing Equating modern dating to the bubonic plague and claiming non-conservatives can't have faithful relationships is an extreme false dichotomy
@7thsignal@itsasecrethk@Dream_pips@iamzioraa@Sanyaa011 Lemme just say that this whole cirgin thing is just a minor thing in my eyes when it comes to marriage. The whole concept of virginity is construct used to control women
@FacelessP01@softly3against Extremes don't clarify a point—they distort it. Using a hyperbolic scenario to justify a general rule is a textbook straw man, and declaring victory when called out on it isn't an argument; it's an evasion
@onyeobododot@sannijimoh10@MarvinUchenna_ History shows that religious violence and forced conversions aren't exclusive to any single faith. Grouping an entire major religion with terrorist groups ignores history, text, and the vast majority of adherents who reject violence
@Bim_Hopfan_MOG@Dream_pips@iamzioraa@Sanyaa011 Saying something is 'by design' doesn't override supply and demand. Transactions require two parties—if men stopped paying for sex, the price tag disappears regardless of supplier behavior