Klasik616
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The whole idea of a morality is that is not relative because morals don't add anything to the subject: saying A is good or bad doesn't change A. Morality has to be a type of imperative, some sort of law but as humans have freedom we don't have to follow every law because we can deal with the consequences of ignoring morals, which sometimes ends up killing us.
For example abortion cannot be "good" in USA and "bad" in Kenya, the action must be moral or inmoral no matter what. The whole discussion about ethics ends up in a debate, the reason for this debate are human values. If we have values then we should treat every being as a subject of morality, otherwise we would not be moral (like animals). As for who creates the moral law, I would say it's "the agreement" between humans.
We have to study what type of being this agreement is that makes us to live together. My answer is that this agreement are feelings like empathy but empathy is not about "to feel" but respect the contract between both (me and the other) I treat the other as and end. If I choose to share my food with someone I don't do it so he shares something with me in return, it's free. This debunks the idea of that everything we do is to get something in return, we don't have to act this way but we can act this way.
So morality is about letting others do whatever they want with me? No Nietzsche, morality is about letting others know what my principles are and if they agree then we can work on something. As Adam Smith says morals start with the feeling of sympathy, this kind of feeling is necessary to not disrupt the other. For example why is not inmoral to fight each other? Is not inmoral when we agree on it, when we decide to have a boxing match in certain terms. So morality is not in actions itself? No, they don't lie on certain actions like sleeping, having sex or talking. So what do you think about the libertarian morality? Abortion is bad because we end the life of the other without asking his/her permission, not just because we kill.
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For example abortion cannot be "good" in USA and "bad" in Kenya, the action must be moral or inmoral no matter what. The whole discussion about ethics ends up in a debate, the reason for this debate are human values. If we have values then we should treat every being as a subject of morality, otherwise we would not be moral (like animals). As for who creates the moral law, I would say it's "the agreement" between humans.
We have to study what type of being this agreement is that makes us to live together. My answer is that this agreement are feelings like empathy but empathy is not about "to feel" but respect the contract between both (me and the other) I treat the other as and end. If I choose to share my food with someone I don't do it so he shares something with me in return, it's free. This debunks the idea of that everything we do is to get something in return, we don't have to act this way but we can act this way.
So morality is about letting others do whatever they want with me? No Nietzsche, morality is about letting others know what my principles are and if they agree then we can work on something. As Adam Smith says morals start with the feeling of sympathy, this kind of feeling is necessary to not disrupt the other. For example why is not inmoral to fight each other? Is not inmoral when we agree on it, when we decide to have a boxing match in certain terms. So morality is not in actions itself? No, they don't lie on certain actions like sleeping, having sex or talking. So what do you think about the libertarian morality? Abortion is bad because we end the life of the other without asking his/her permission, not just because we kill.
@ey88 destroyed, @enchanted_elixir
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