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It’s subjective. It’s always subjective. A person can convince themselves they’re right to conduct all sorts of heinous acts if they simply alter their perspect
by cheschire 10mo ago
It’s subjective. It’s always subjective. A person can convince themselves they’re right to conduct all sorts of heinous acts if they simply alter their perspective enough.
Morals are fundamental to the process.
- cluckindan 10mo agoLaws aren’t subjective, though. So clearly there is a fundamental difference between laws and morals. Could we even say laws are the society’s objective morals?