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Because it is right. Why would you need any other reason, isn't that enough? Do you believe being honest is the correct and right way? I think that's the only
by badrabbit 6y ago
Because it is right. Why would you need any other reason, isn't that enough? Do you believe being honest is the correct and right way?
I think that's the only reason you need, just like you can't have a reason to justify doing what you believe is wrong. Of course these are goals I would aim for, I simply mean that if I fail to live up to these standards then I am failing,not that I claim to have succeeded.
- throwlaplace 6y agoRight and wrong are the rules we play by that "they" set so that we police ourselves
- badrabbit 6y agoI guess then it depends on what you think is right and wrong. I personally have a very clear definition of what I consider to be a legitimate authoriry and under which clear and precise definitions of right,wrong ,justice and morality exist. Maybe you should explore what authority model you subscribe to. There is always an authority,even if that is yourself. If you consider yourself as the final authority over all things then I suggest checking your ego a bit. My perspective: As in any program or system of programs,the author has original and final authority over all things authored. Even if you leave absolute origin as a variable,it is clear that both natural and man made systems which have legitimate authorities. But in the case of your question, I say ask and answer deeper questions. Who or What has authority over interpersonal interactions at the social , relationship,national,global and universal level. An authority that depends on your opinion of it's legitimacy is not legitimate.