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"Morality Is a Preference," IMMEDIATELY Contradicts Himself | Matt Dillahunty & AllegedlyIan
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John calls in again claiming Matt and Ian used fallacious arguments about God and slavery — except they never actually talked about slavery in this show, and Matt makes him admit it on the spot. From there it spirals into a full moral philosophy meltdown: John insists ethics are "preference based," gets caught contradicting himself on moral realism, dodges the same question about freedom and agency more than a dozen times, and can't even repeat back what he's being asked. Ian corners him with a brutal hypothetical about children who die of cancer, exposing the ugly implications of John's "usefulness to the population" argument.
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