Right or Wrong
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Anything like this is compltely subject to each persons views, which his/her upbringing has a influence on. Now because of the Society we live in, we have laws and what not... now who ultimately has right, to determine whats wrong, and whats right.. and punishment for breaking said rules. No One
But then again... im 100% opposed to human society, its casued more problems than good, at least in my lifetime
But then again... im 100% opposed to human society, its casued more problems than good, at least in my lifetime
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I think good and bad can defined as two things weather and climate(this is a analogy not the actual words im trying to describe)say we people are weather we come in different types sunny,cloudy,rainy etc... over time we get a norm and everybody expects that norm to happen like how people say that its okay to read hentai as long as it doesn't have lolicon, we'll call this sunny weather and say someone says they like lolicon, we'll call them rainy weather(im not saying anything bad about lolicon i personally like it)but since nobody is you'st to rainy weather they either say its okay which normally doesn't happen or they say its horrible and it should never happen.
The only problem with this is that peoples ideals could change unlike weather which cant change.Sorry if this analogy doesn't help also if you still don't get it here is my straight forward answer i do think moral beliefs is mainly based on society.
Is it morally wrong to take the life of one healthy person in order to save the lives of 20 or more sick people?
i know it sounds weird but im going to answer your question with another one, if i kill that one healthy person will the sick people be saved in health or saved in another way because im not going to kill a person just to find out that the people i saved are going to die a week later because there still sick
The only problem with this is that peoples ideals could change unlike weather which cant change.Sorry if this analogy doesn't help also if you still don't get it here is my straight forward answer i do think moral beliefs is mainly based on society.
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Side question:Is it morally wrong to take the life of one healthy person in order to save the lives of 20 or more sick people?
i know it sounds weird but im going to answer your question with another one, if i kill that one healthy person will the sick people be saved in health or saved in another way because im not going to kill a person just to find out that the people i saved are going to die a week later because there still sick
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We say they are two categories, then say they don't exist.
We say we have our views on them, but then they are dismissed.
We say it's just opinion, but I am always right.
We say what they lead us to, then put them out of sight.
We say we know what it is we say, then turn to ask another.
We say that difference is only normal, but then begin to smother.
We say we know not, what is right or wrong.
We say then later, as if inspired by song.
We say we are right, I know as much.
We say we know all about this, and such.
We say all this, while saying it can't be.
Well I say, that is not what I see~
We say we have our views on them, but then they are dismissed.
We say it's just opinion, but I am always right.
We say what they lead us to, then put them out of sight.
We say we know what it is we say, then turn to ask another.
We say that difference is only normal, but then begin to smother.
We say we know not, what is right or wrong.
We say then later, as if inspired by song.
We say we are right, I know as much.
We say we know all about this, and such.
We say all this, while saying it can't be.
Well I say, that is not what I see~
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Well the idea of being right and wrong also deals with if you are a non-consequentialist or a consequentialist. With non-consequentialists, you do what you feel is right, something like intuition or for the greater good, not caring about what happens. When you are a consequentialist, your right and wrong can be skewed by others and the society you live in, such as laws that you are to abide to. Like if you were to kill someone in a consequentialist society, you will be punished/rewarded as being it wrong/right according to the laws. Even if you find something to be right or wrong, there is almost always a system in place that can go against that feeling.