I don't believe there is such a thing as right or wrong. — Unlucky Devil
As I see it there are only actions and every individual will either agree with the action making it good/right to them or disagree with the action making it evil/wrong — Unlucky Devil
My overall point is that morality is flexible dependent on our understanding of a persons acts and the context in which they are carried out. — Unlucky Devil
While views on morality can be as diverse as the day is long, I hold that most views can be classified as either hypocritical or non-hypocritical 95% of the time. — Outlander
Now if you believe it would be OK to do so to an innocent... — Outlander
but unless you’re willing to somehow assert that it is right/wrong to be hypocritical, this doesn’t say anything interesting. You’ve successfully separated most actions into two groups, but aren’t able to say which group is good/bad. — Pinprick
Therefore the ideas of good/evil or right/wrong do not technically exist — Unlucky Devil
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