morals are tricky. I think quite often when people make a quick "moral" judgement it's more about what they feel is right. Reasoned morals can be the opposite

morals are tricky. I think quite often when people make a quick "moral" judgement it's more about what they feel is right. Reasoned morals can be the opposite, sometimes they can feel wrong and often require people to stop and think about why a certain thing is in fact moral. When someone makes an instinct based moral judgement the instant message is that the person is concerned with morals ( whether it be reasoned or not ), which does send this message that the persons fundamental nature is to do the right thing ( whatever 'right' is doesn't matter so much as the desire to do it) Where someone who takes time to figure out moral questions, it feels like they aren't inherently moral. Even worse when their reasoned moral judgement doesn't "feel" right. You may have to know that person more intimately to realize that they thoughfully moral. I feel maybe this has lot more to do with social cohesion rather than morality.