Who was in the right here?

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How is "you" "we" and how can consensus be attained

The mouse in the house doused the spook of the goose.

Donald is "right," but Mickey's epistemological framework does not operate in terms in which "right and wrong" have any determining value for actions, knowledge, or beliefs.

Donald was correct

Donald is correct. Mickey is right.

Mickey is not correct as he is not addressing Donald's statement, merely creating a straw man.
Donald never said that you can never know anything, but that here is no intrinsic value, but Mickey's response states that you shouldn't trust what you experience through your five senses because it is based on that which can't be proved, which is false.

Immanuel Kant.

Just came here after 15 minutes of browsing /mlp/, /b/ and /d/. God do I feel high right now.

what's wrong with trusting chemicals in my brain to tell me they are chemicals?
i see that argument often but i don't get it