Ethics Debate Chigurh

When she uses “but that’s mean” as a counterargument in a discussion about the philosophy of ethics

Anton Chigurh sits in a chair, looking intensely serious. The joke is that he treats the weak emotional objection “but that’s mean” as absurdly inadequate in a philosophical ethics debate, making the image useful as a reaction to an argument that relies on feelings instead of reasoning. EN: Anton Chigurh sits in a chair, looking intensely serious. The joke is that he treats the weak emotional objection “but that’s mean” as absurdly inadequate in a philosophical ethics debate, making the image useful as a reaction to an argument that relies on feelings instead of reasoning.

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