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Right, there's no objective morality, any action anyone takes is their right because freedom. It's equally bad when anyone says anything bad because... reasons.
by blahbhthrow3748 7y ago
Right, there's no objective morality, any action anyone takes is their right because freedom. It's equally bad when anyone says anything bad because... reasons.
- BlueTemplar 7y agoNon sequitur?
- coldtea 7y ago>Right, there's no objective morality No, there's not. The universe doesn't care about morals. Societies build their morality. It changes in time and place. If you lived in 1840s South you'd statistically be a racist. If you lived in a tribe you'd have their morality. >any action anyone takes is their right because freedom If there's no morality, then any action anyone takes is neither right, nor wrong. But for a given morality (e.g. 2020 US morality) an action can be right or wrong, or something in between (as morality is complicated, not black and white -- e.g. a murder of someone to steal them, or a murder of a someone who tried to rape you is not equally bad, even though it's equally murder). >It's equally bad when anyone says anything bad because... reasons. That doesn't parse.