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@Lemming
If you or your community value/ought such.
Additionally, how do you know if what you or your community value is true or correct?
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@Lemming
I'd say it just depends on what you value, want, ought.
What is "it"? "It just depends..." What is "it"?
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@Best.Korea
1 + 1 = 2 is not a matter of opinion or value. It is part of a mathematical law that is eternal. It does not matter if I observe the aforementioned math equation because the law is still true whether I believe it or not.
So just as there are true laws, there must be truth to everything. Which means there must be a true morality. Truth is not relative, so there is an objective morality
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@Best.Korea
I propose 2 theories:1) Getting used to be hated from childhood2) Accepting "hate and violence" as something good and profitable
1) What do you mean "getting used to"? Accepting it as a truth? Developing a lie: everyone hates me and the world is against me? Childhood is the worst time to feel no love. That is extremely detrimental to one's mental health.
2) Do you know who accepts "hate and violence as something good and profitable"? Criminals. Some dictators
Moreover, your theories stem from what a victim would potentially start to think after being bullied. If studies conclude that bullied children commit more crimes, why would anyone endorse your theories as productive?
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@zedvictor4
@Best.Korea
I am going to prove that there is objective right and wrong. It starts with knowledge of laws that govern our world. Laws that have always been around. Take math for example.
1 + 1 = 2. That is right. It is not wrong. It cannot ever be wrong.
1 + 1 = 5. That is wrong. It is not right. It cannot ever be right.
How can you say that there is not objective right and wrong? Right and wrong is not "part of a conceptual fantasy world."
Therefore, right and wrong is not "made up in our head." Right and wrong was governing our earth before there were human heads.
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How do we know what is right or wrong if there are no "right" values? What is false and what is truth? There is nothing else but right and wrong
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"I would guess they are more likely to commit crimes like theft and rape."
So crimes in a general sense. I would rearrange "more likely to commit crimes" with a lack of respect for authority and rules. A hatred of people can appear if one is mistreated and abused by others. Those who are angry at the world can definitely commit horrendous acts like shooting schools. Anger can drive one to have high contempt for humans and want to lash and "avenge" themself from their school years.
I'll talk more about your Proposed Theories later
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Am I held to moral or ethical standards that would say I need to strive to not be unhealthy? Obesity? Addictions?
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Hey, this my first post ever on this website.
What I have to say is:
1) What crimes would the bullied be more likely to commit?
2) What form of bullying is taking place?
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