Like women being allowed the right to vote, for example
That's based in women's moral feeling that both genders are equal and should have equal rights and men's feeling that they want to get laid ever again.
Like women being allowed the right to vote, for example
No. The law DOES NOT determine right and wrong. It determines legal and illegal but it can NEVER determine morality.
It were a joke. I think women should be equal.Fail. It's based in the female moral feeling that both sexes are equal, sure, but quite a lot of men agree with it as well. Most men, nowadays. Are you trying to say that women shouldn't be equal?
watocaustIndividuals don't have a free thinking--no bias at all anymore, our moralities are based off Religious practices and laws
He makes it seem like laws and other ways of information do not affect a persons feeling of what's wrong and right, which I don't agree with at all.
He makes it seem like laws and other ways of information do not affect a persons feeling of what's wrong and right, which I don't agree with at all.
I'd have no problem, on any moral grounds, within' having sex with someone about 14ish but legally that is not going to fly.
By the morals of the people who wrote said law. If the law had been written by these guys, it would be fine.
I agree with the law, I just think it's important to remember that someone with a different upbringing may have different concepts of right and wrong, and that this doesn't necessarily mean they're a bad person.
Things that cause trauma and social problems that affect people in averse ways are always fucking wrong with respect to law, even if your morals say they are right. I know you are just now probably opening your mind to the grayness of "right vs. wrong" but as far as traumatizing and horrible experiences go, there is no rational reason to let the people go without punishment, even if they were brought up to think otherwise.
Rape and murder is still bad by lawful standards evem if you're brought up learning it is great and amazing.
what a stupid arguement. state/national defined morals aka laws supercede some hick ass church.
I agree. This however has implications on standards beyond national matters. We believe that we must intervene and stop all these terrible things happening to young girls. Doesn't that then justify attempts to invade foreign nations and impose cultural changes? For instance, if the foreign culture in question practices abuse of its women, human sacrifice and intentional murder of certain children?
My feeling is that we should stay out of other countries' business except for trade/economic reasons.
My feeling is that we should stay out of other countries' business except for trade/economic reasons.
You see, that was the argument I made a couple of months ago, and I got flamed for it. I called it isolationism... which is what it is... Why is it acceptable now?