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<blockquote data-quote="childofGod1" data-source="post: 58413448" data-attributes="member: 267744"><p>If you personally choose to ascribe to a certain morality, that's your choice. Nobody has a right to force a particular moral system on others. Yes, there can be a question as to whether it's right or better. Let's say a man has chosen a moral framework in which he sees aiding the homeless as enabling their dysfunctional lifestyle, thus allowing them to be a continued burden on society. He would find it morally repugnant to put a dollar in a homeless man's hand. You may judge his actions as right or wrong, but you can only do that from the vantage point of your own moral framework. He makes the judgment based on his moral framework. Unless you are willing to impose your morality on others through force, you cannot force him to act according to your moral code.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="childofGod1, post: 58413448, member: 267744"] If you personally choose to ascribe to a certain morality, that's your choice. Nobody has a right to force a particular moral system on others. Yes, there can be a question as to whether it's right or better. Let's say a man has chosen a moral framework in which he sees aiding the homeless as enabling their dysfunctional lifestyle, thus allowing them to be a continued burden on society. He would find it morally repugnant to put a dollar in a homeless man's hand. You may judge his actions as right or wrong, but you can only do that from the vantage point of your own moral framework. He makes the judgment based on his moral framework. Unless you are willing to impose your morality on others through force, you cannot force him to act according to your moral code. [/QUOTE]
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