Wilhelm-Scream
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Just yesterday I read many of the replys you wrote in the "womans day/woman gets 90 lashes in saudia arabia" thread. You done a very good job of explaining that there should be a moral standard of which people should live by and you done it with conviction by using words such as 'shouldn't', 'should' ect. And now you're saying that the standards of the laws that we have embedded in our conscience are all relative?
What gives?
Read this
It....proves my point.
Every time I say "People 'shouldn't' do this or that.", that's ME speaking, from my personal view.
Notice how I say they "shouldn't" be doing that and yet....*bOiNg*...they're DOING it?!?
That's because, while I can say how I think humanity should behave, and it may even overlap with how a majority of people think, I can't enforce it, because a right is GRANTED, and I don't enumerate, and then grant "rights".
Within the context of a sovereign government, where they have the POWER to enforce laws, yes, in the microcosm they can grant "rights".
But the question of whether or not we, as a race, have "the right" to do anything.....that's absurd, until there's one government that rules over all humanity.