Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "A Smart Move: Romphim Marketing "Adult" Rompers to Generations of Whining Babies" video.

Some amount of morality is necessary to have a functional society.
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I'm not necessarily taking about laws per say. I'm just talking about societal stigmas and realms of acceptability within society which are generally in place for a good reason. The Left has made many forms of degeneracy acceptable within our society and they just can't seem to leave well enough alone. You know things have become outrageous when it's acceptable for grown adults to wear baby clothing, trans species, trans abled, 60 different "genders," gender reassignment to children, 12 year olds twerking wearing assless chaps in a gay pride parade. I want people to have personal freedom, but where does it end? There is an actual movement in the capital of cultural Marxism, Sweden, to make necrophilia, beastiality, and pedophilia legal. The line has to be drawn somewhere. Hedonistic societies crumble, and there are some types of morality that are in place for a reason.
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Iron Dorito the symbol is called a valknut, which translates to "slain warrior's knot" from the Old Norse valr-knut. The flag is an amalgamation of the Vinland flag and the U.S. flag.
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Taldaugion Union I'm not advocating for every moral value I espouse to be enforced by government. Societal pressures of acceptability are generally enough, but the Left is eroding those one form of degeneracy at a time. I'm all for leading by example, and cultural wars must be fought in that exact manner. You look at the cultural Marxist sub-philosophy of feminism and the sexual revolution they engineered, and how those philosophies in union with Leftist policies have devastated the nuclear family in the West. Traditional morality stated that single motherhood was stigmatized. This wasn't to be cruel, but because single motherhood and fatherless children have a higher likelihood of being malcontents and being a plague to the advancement of harmony within society. The stigma i.e. common morality was in place to dissuade this behavior because it's good for society and that has been known for centuries. Postmodernism questions even the most unquestionable of moral standards just to question them and turn them on end. I think morality is the prevalent societal belief of what is right or wrong, virtuous or detrimental, acceptable and unacceptable. It has a lot more to do with society than the individual. One man could believe murdering someone is acceptable. Luckily society has a sense of morality that says otherwise.
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