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The2ndWheel

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6. Morality is subjective

Reply to riqster (Original post)

Wed Jun 3, 2015, 12:01 PM

Jun 2015

The issue is that as a society, we try to set objective moral standards created by imperfect human beings whose morality is subjective, and then we have imperfect human beings whose morality is subjective try and uphold those standards.

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Whenever a Politician accuses someone else of immorality, they reveal their own lack of morality. [View all] riqster Jun 2015 OP

Projection and deflection Faux pas Jun 2015 #1

Since their other "weapons" are no doubt teenytiny, they may be right. riqster Jun 2015 #7

... Faux pas Jun 2015 #9

Whenever the morality police types go on about something you know they're doing it. hobbit709 Jun 2015 #2

And probably doing it wrong. riqster Jun 2015 #5

Phony outrage HassleCat Jun 2015 #3

Like Lord Farquad. riqster Jun 2015 #4

Morality is subjective The2ndWheel Jun 2015 #6

True. But my point was that many people both use and abuse the standards. riqster Jun 2015 #8