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> It is not my moral obligation to obey the orders of other human beings. If you are prepared to live without everything "other human beings" offer you, then s
by gcanyon 3y ago
> It is not my moral obligation to obey the orders of other human beings.
If you are prepared to live without everything "other human beings" offer you, then sure -- but you're not prepared to do that. So you must reach some sort of agreement with "other human beings" even if that means obeying the occasional "order".
- pravus 3y ago> If you are prepared to live without everything "other human beings" offer you, then sure -- but you're not prepared to do that. So you must reach some sort of agreement with "other human beings" even if that means obeying the occasional "order". I don't obey their orders. If I cooperate with another entity I do so on my own terms. I am only morally accountable to myself and must reckon with any consequences of my actions that might reflect harm upon me. I have agency. So yes, I must operate in an ordered system but at no point am I morally obligated to another actor.