Hey Guys,
Guess I'll be bothering you again with a random poll. This time I'm interested in your opinion on values. How would you order the following three values on importance for you personally?
Freedom
- A tricky concept, but relates to issues like formal freedom, effective freedom, autonomy, doing what one wants etc. depending on your view on the following x,y,z: x is free from y to z.
Equality
- Altough equality in the egalitarian sense on outcomes is a little bit out of fashion since the fall of communism, I think everyone here agrees on a certain egalitarian plateau: equality as citizens, right?
Community
A nice warm and fuzzy concept and nobody exactly knows what the other means by it. Try to think of ****** values, critique of egoist values and so on.
For me personally the order of importance is exactly like presented here, Freedom is the natural right of anyone. When equality comes into play, our freedom is restricted so that my freedom can't harm yours (I can't **** or steal from you). Lastly, by accepting each other as equals it's important to try to reach to common good, rather then the aggregated good of all.
No Community without Equality, and no Equality without Freedom for me.
What do you think about this?
Guess I'll be bothering you again with a random poll. This time I'm interested in your opinion on values. How would you order the following three values on importance for you personally?
Freedom
- A tricky concept, but relates to issues like formal freedom, effective freedom, autonomy, doing what one wants etc. depending on your view on the following x,y,z: x is free from y to z.
Equality
- Altough equality in the egalitarian sense on outcomes is a little bit out of fashion since the fall of communism, I think everyone here agrees on a certain egalitarian plateau: equality as citizens, right?
Community
A nice warm and fuzzy concept and nobody exactly knows what the other means by it. Try to think of ****** values, critique of egoist values and so on.
For me personally the order of importance is exactly like presented here, Freedom is the natural right of anyone. When equality comes into play, our freedom is restricted so that my freedom can't harm yours (I can't **** or steal from you). Lastly, by accepting each other as equals it's important to try to reach to common good, rather then the aggregated good of all.
No Community without Equality, and no Equality without Freedom for me.
What do you think about this?
