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	~~[[File:Max stirner.jpg\|thumb\|the antithesis to all moralfaggotry, Max Stirner]]~~		PAUL MORRIS WON
	[[Moralfag\|Morality]] is our sense of what's right and what's wrong and is entirely socially constructed, having no bearing on reality. Only oversocialized retards, whom we call [[Moralfag\|'''moralfags''']], strictly adhere to their moral code, limiting their no-limits fun. Max Stirner, a galaxy brain giga-high-IQ german philosopher from the 19th century, recognizes that morality is a [[Fact\|''spook'']], an idea that controls how a person acts, yet is entirely non-existent; in a sense, it is a mere phantom of the mind.