Opinions

[Guest guest]

Hridy: No, you say just subjective… just subjective… another bluff. Now if I make a statement and you say the statement is merely subjective and not objective, you must have objective knowledge… in order to say that. So why is it that your subjective view is objective, not merely a subjective?

 

In other words, if I say Krsna is God and you say that is only my opinion – it is not a fact, then by what authority do you make your statement? What if your statement is merely opinion?

 

In other words their bluffing. You say that I… I say that Krsna is God. You say that is my opinion. Well what if that's your opinion? You know, the pot calls the kettle black. What is there about your assertion which gains for itself the status of factual statement? Why is your statement objective and not merely subjective?

 

Every statement is subjective because someone makes a statement. To say the statement is subjective is a totality. Simply someone pretending their smart. If I make a statement and you say that's your opinion… So what? To say that's it's my opinion tells us nothing about whether the statement is true or not.

 

It's also my opinion the sky is blue. So what? The sky may actually be blue. In that case, it's not merely my opinion. It may be an opinion, but in this case my opinion is a fact. So if you want to say "… it's only my opinion," how can you say that?

[Guest guest]

so what's your point?

[ancient_paztriot]

… you have to have the knowledge to judge others.

 

Mostly, people try to win arguments by intimidation and emotional appeal… they are heallthy as hypocrites because very few in society can expose them.