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The entire purpose of a moral compass is to not be subjective. I didn't make the claim that everyone should, or does, live by one set guideline. You did
Morality to some degree HAS to be subjective as its based on the time period it is formed. Society progresses for a reason
"My rights end where yours begin" is not subjective, as one easy example.
Murder is wrong, is another.
That's not universal across all societies.
Historically, getting away with murder has been a privilege certain classes received.
And your fucking example is? Lmao. Im done with you
A lord who has set their rights over serfs to be total still believes my example.
lmao
The idea that morality is entirely based on subjectivity is your personal opinion. You can't use it as if it was a fact and ground your argument upon it like you could do with an actual fact.
This is just totally missing the plot.