I'm not arguing for moral relativism, quite the opposite. I'm arguing for ethics based on fundamental axioms, most of which can be broken down to the Golden Ru

I'm not arguing for moral relativism, quite the opposite. I'm arguing for ethics based on fundamental axioms, most of which can be broken down to the Golden Rule. This isn't Western, this is just frequently obscured by irrelevant "morals", like those set forth by various religions. Heck, the international human rights are a pretty good rendition of it: every human is equal (i.e. disregard kinship bias), every human is free, personal freedoms end where they impact the freedom of others. Yes, the hard questions are hard, but the level of the vast majority of real world problems does not even come close to them. If anything, I'm arguing for Kant's Moral Imperative, but that's just me being German.