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There are two opposite approachs to establish rules for a society: imposition and negotiation. I prefer negotiation. Morals tend to work in absolutes, so morali
by narag 7y ago
There are two opposite approachs to establish rules for a society: imposition and negotiation. I prefer negotiation. Morals tend to work in absolutes, so morality gets into laws by negotiation because persons with different morals make a deal. When majority morals gets unimpemded into law, with no regard for minorities, the result is not pretty.
- threatofrain 7y agoNegotiation at the level of individual relationship to society and law is imposition with extra steps, but it is a desired sophistication of force. Sovereign citizens come to mind, talking about social contracts and moral law, but such things do not intermediate their relationship to government.