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Definitions of right are not subjective. That's moral relativism. It's just hard to find what right, but the majority isn't necessarily right.
by madair 17y ago
Definitions of right are not subjective. That's moral relativism. It's just hard to find what right, but the majority isn't necessarily right.
- lhorie 17y agoSure, if you're talking about equations. In social contexts, however, being "right" doesn't usually translate to mathematical proofs. You get what I meant.
- philwelch 17y agoIt is moral relativism, but what of it? Unless you take it on blind faith there's no real appeal to moral absolutism, either.