I've read this a couple of times now and still not 100% certain as to how much has been lost in the translation.
Is this meant to be sarcastic or does this guy really believe:
"Do not let persuasive logical arguments disrupt your beliefs and stand, feel it from the heart and don’t let the brain tell you what to do."
What??? Is he saying, 'don't think (even if the opposing argument is logical), just act'??? i.e 'Be mind-numbed zombies, people'. I thought this would be entirely the opposite of how they wish to be treated?
"It’s not about fighting for what is right, instead, it’s actually about fighting for what feels right."
Surely you would aim for them to be the same thing, unless you are determined to ignore any info that may alter your perception of what 'feels' right?
"We all know that just like the moon landing (and probably the moon itself), it’s all about one big dark evil conspiracy to ensure that the ruling class keeps on ruling."
I KNOW he's being sarcastic about the moon itself (surely), but this statement tells me more about the speaker than anything else.
Apologies if I'm simply not reading this properly.
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