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The world is not dualistic. It's multi-faceted.Thinking there's 2 sides to every issue has the same problem as only seeing 1 side - being extremely limited.
There's usually a full spectrum of ways to view a situation and attempting to break it down into any finite number of "sides" is a part of causing the problem.

Duality with scale implies there are 2 sides or 2 priorities/important-aspects and there's a scale between them.But that's not how the world is.There's a hell of a lot more than 2 sides to most important issues.
There's generally more than 2 sides to most unimportant issues... but nobody really cares, because they're unimportant.Thinking complex situations can be reduced to 2 sides is simplistic thinking and only goes to show a lack of imagination and empathy.It's possible to say that issues come down to two sides... like discussions of democrat/republican arguments or socialism/capitalism or good/bad... but such simplification usually ignores complications and intricacies that describe other ways to view the situation that don't rely on those 2 themes.

Why don't you offer an example? And you can state what the "main moral issue" is and describe the "main good and evil sides"... and I'll then show you another moral aspect that's not included in your "main issue."

You didn't finish off your example: What do you think is the "main moral issue?"
-white vs. non-white power?
-life vs. non-life of the fetus?
-life vs. non-life of the pregnant woman? What do you think is the "main good side?"
-white people gaining power?
-non-white people gaining power?
-the fetus living?
-non-life of the fetus?
-the pregnant woman living?
-non-life of the pregnant woman? What do you think is the "main evil side?"
-white people gaining power?
-non-white people gaining power?
-the fetus living?
-non-life of the fetus?
-the pregnant woman living?
-non-life of the pregnant woman?So... which of these 6 sides do you think are the only 2 that concern RvWade?

But... you didn't give. You didn't say which are the 2 sides. Because I provided 6 main issues - yeah - this shows that "a dualistic world" is a silly, immature notion.

Can you quote anything in this thread on where you think someone is expressing shame for their skin colour? I don't see that anywhere.This can be the result when someone thinks things are dualistic when, in reality, they are multi-faceted.
You end up guessing that someone is likely on one of two sides... instead of knowing that there are many possible reasons that you haven't considered.

What about the example you provided?See Message 165You discussed RvWade/abortion and there's 6 sides I was able to list very quickly off the top of my head:RvWade (Abortion)Sides:

1. Power for whites
2. Power for non-white
3. Life of fetus
4. Non-life of fetus
5. Life of pregnant woman
6. Non-life of pregnant woman

There's more, too:

7. Father's input
8. Religious input
9. Family input
10. Current Law
11. Where life begins
12. Woman's bodily rights
13. Possibility of non-consensual pregnancy

And likely a bunch more than that, even.Can you describe a single "dualistic sense" that incorporates all these many different issues on the topic?
I don't think it's possible without losing sight of the various issues.
Because so many different issues are in play at once.

I'm fine using the example you provided.
I asked for an example from you for an issue that's dualistic.You suggested RvWade.
I then listed 13 different sides to RvWade (and I doubt the list is complete.)Pretty sure this is done - your own "dualistic issue" is multi-faceted and includes many, many sides - not just two.

So, use a 2-sided bar graph to adequately describe all the different aspects involved in RvWade. Yeah - 13 different issues all involved in RvWade.
You suggested RvWade was dualistic.
But the 13 different issues don't bar graph well. I agree many people have dualistic thinking.
But this doesn't mean that the issues we face are dualistic.It means many people get confused using dualistic thinking when attempting to discuss multi-faceted issues.Just as you're showing here.

Sure. Whatever you say Have a nice day.