General Philosophical Discussion
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The Randomness wrote...
cruz737 wrote...
The Randomness wrote...
1)2) Morality does exist, it's just that people want to bastardize it and make their own morals for themselves and ruining parts of it to fit their own needs. For example, I find the death penalty to be fair, other people don't believe in it and say I am immoral for suggestion the killing of a criminal who killed.
As someone else said, morality is just a word, and there are no rules set in stone declaring what is and isn't moral.
To imply it's being "bastardized" is silly and immoral.(see what I did there?)
So it is implied that saying "my morality is right and not yours" is forcing YOUR morality on others?
[color=#2e1a6b]Until it has the force of law behind it, it doesn't matter what one asserts about morality; it's not forcing anything on others.
The actual definition of morality is:
"principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior"
So the statement "my morality is right" doesn't really make any sense anyways.
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The Randomness wrote...
cruz737 wrote...
The Randomness wrote...
1)2) Morality does exist, it's just that people want to bastardize it and make their own morals for themselves and ruining parts of it to fit their own needs. For example, I find the death penalty to be fair, other people don't believe in it and say I am immoral for suggestion the killing of a criminal who killed.
As someone else said, morality is just a word, and there are no rules set in stone declaring what is and isn't moral.
To imply it's being "bastardized" is silly and immoral.(see what I did there?)
So it is implied that saying "my morality is right and not yours" is forcing YOUR morality on others?
The morality of an individual is based on their thoughts, opinions and depends on what they view as right or wrong. Saying "my morality is right and not yours" is like telling someone you believe is true even though it has already been proven wrong, but that's another case all together. Morality differs from each person because people
make their own morals for themselves and ruining parts of it to fit their own needs
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1) Is a God necessary?
For what exactly? Existence, not necessarily, we can't explain things but that doesn't mean we can fill in the blank with an assumption that holds no evidence.
Morality, no, morality is formed by community.(explained upon request)
2) Does morality exist?
Human made concepts are as real as we allow them to be. Also part of why morality is so volatile.
3) What is the value of art? (Hentai included of course)
Again, what you allow it to be. It's all in the meaning you give to it or the paper and ink you can scavenge.
For what exactly? Existence, not necessarily, we can't explain things but that doesn't mean we can fill in the blank with an assumption that holds no evidence.
Morality, no, morality is formed by community.(explained upon request)
2) Does morality exist?
Human made concepts are as real as we allow them to be. Also part of why morality is so volatile.
3) What is the value of art? (Hentai included of course)
Again, what you allow it to be. It's all in the meaning you give to it or the paper and ink you can scavenge.