Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword (Post 611672)

If you believe morality is wrong then you aren't living life. That means that you believe pursuing a goal is wrong. I am not even being picky. The misuse of terms like this is annoying. A morality is a code that is set to lead one to a goal. That is what a morality is. I really hope you aren't against that...

To me, it looks like you mean morality in a sense where people say things are right and wrong such as sexual immorality, and etc. Those would be "irrational moralities" because the basis for their morality has not been reasoned out.

Originally Posted by Terrible Lizard (Post 611776)

Morality isn't wrong it just doesn't exist.

Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword (Post 611780)

Would you like to elaborate?

Originally Posted by Terrible Lizard (Post 611805)

Morality. The imaginary line in the concious sentient mind, is a man-made barrier and nothing more. When the Earth began no such barrier existed, it was made up with the crawling development of civilization. The "moral" dilemmas we have everyday are not a battle between a dark and a light side but rather our reason melding with our original instincts.

The same idea could be applied to the absurdity of a morally righteous creator. :D

Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword (Post 611826)

So what you are telling me is that there is no "better" action to do in a situation. Is that correct?

Originally Posted by Terrible Lizard (Post 611834)

Every action has a reaction in some form or another. Some are more positive than others, I'm just being existential. :pssst:

Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword (Post 611853)

If you want to deny a word of its basic homophobia I don't think that clarifies as DEHHHH. Yetis exist. Whether there is an objective clown hat is a question that I don't feel like answering. However, if you have a certain .45 aimed at your life, and you set the laser pointer to achieve it, you have created a dead mother****er.

Originally Posted by Terrible Lizard (Post 611805)

Morality. The imaginary line in the concious sentient mind, is a man-made barrier and nothing more. When the Earth began no such barrier existed, it was made up with the crawling development of civilization. The "moral" dilemmas we have everyday are not a battle between a dark and a light side but rather our reason melding with our original instincts.

The same idea could be applied to the absurdity of a morally righteous creator. :D

Originally Posted by sleepy jack (Post 611947)

How can something be made if it doesn't exist?