4:02. I hate this smug godboy too.

He's like 24 and living in a fucking dorm with a bunk bed?

Fuck you.

You really bring a lot to this party, Mister Buns.

I was sent from the buns to buns your buns.

I am not gonna get into 'objective' or 'morality' because those are both shitty words.
Hopefully I'll either be correctly summarising the issue or successfully skirting it if I put it like this:
Logically, there has to be something (or things) that could be called 'best' (or best-equal). And that, logically, whatever 'best' is, is what you should do and be.
Without having the faintest idea of what it is, I think it is safe to assume that it won't have anything to do with the retarded crap VFX believes.

It's a mistake, though, to even get into this argument over something VFX has said or done, because he's batshit insane and doesn't even know what he's talking about. All roads and paths of everything in his brain, no matter how convoluted they sound, ALWAYS lead to "the bible and God are everything ever, the end."
His original argument that got this whole thing started was that the Enlightenment was actually about people wanting to get away from good, Christian morals and do whatever they want and that it actually took people away from God.

Why are objective and moral shitty words? Because some arrogant college kid thinks he's the first person to discover them? Because they're not easy words to deal with? They describe useful concepts. Saying they're shitty words because you don't want to deal with them is laziness.

They're shitty words because they are very vague and mean a lot of things that often conflict with each other. Like 'art' and 'god' and 'magic' and 'love'. If you can avoid using them, it's a good idea - otherwise, you need to say what you mean when you are using them. If you don't need to use them, you should avoid them - I thought I did fine without, so there's no need for that sass. Also, I used 'shitty' because I wanted to put some street talk in with the philosophy talk, lest I get a wedgie. I don't mean they are literally made out of, or covered in, shit.

1. One can imagine a shit which none greater can be conceived.
2. We know that shittiness in reality is greater than shittiness in the mind alone.
3. If the shit we imagine is shitty only in our mind, then it is not a "shit than which none greater can be conceived".
4. A shit than which none greater can be conceived must also by shitty in reality.
5. Failure to be shitty in reality would be failure to be a shit than which none greater can be conceived.
6. Thus a shit than which none greater can be conceived must be shitty, and we call this shit Venom Fang X.

We should only use unequivocal words and talk about obvious things.

Goddamn. I am clearly interpreting the meaning of the words I just dismissed here, in order to get at what is useful about them, and I did it without using them directly in order to avoid the confusion they create. Somehow you managed to get confused anyway. Goddamn.
If logic is what is objective, and if what is moral is what is best, then yes there must objective morality. Yes, I am putting it unequivocally, no I am not talking about what is obvious - it's sure as shit not obvious to you.

Zing!