
Klasik616
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Pretty much agree, I stand for libertarianism. I don't have to explain why helping people is good, it's in the world helping. Your trying to larp that you don't know what I mean. Now explain what the "objetive morality" is, the one that doesn't exist.You’re still confusing consequence with moral principle. Saying “Nazis were right politically” or “slavery is a preference” only proves my point: without God or an objective moral standard, morality is reduced to preference, power, and survival.
You call morality “human nature” or “empathy” — but that’s just biology dictating what feels good or protects your genes. You’ve admitted it yourself: law and social norms merely hide our raw impulses under fear of consequences. Take the police away and “true standards” emerge which is exactly the problem.
Politics, economics, empathy, laws none of that answers the ought question. You can’t say “helping others is good” without assuming something is objectively good,without that anchor, “moral” actions are just tactics to maximize survival or social approval.
That’s why transcendence matters. God gives morality weight beyond personal whim or collective enforcement. Without Him, you are just a soldier playing at ethics on a battlefield of instincts. You might call it freedom I call it the chaos of untamed will.