(August 10, 2014 at 10:17 pm)answer-is-42 Wrote: So, to conclude, I'm not sure what saying I have different morals then you really accomplishes, if you have different morals, what are they and why do they lead you to believe my position is not a moral one? If you can't do that then maybe you should reconsider your moral positions or your processs of determining your personal morality.
The content of your morals is less important than your ability to support and justify them using argument and evidence that maps to reality, in accordance with principles of well being- and many others- that form the cornerstone of morality.
Just saying what your morals are isn't compelling, it's an assertion. In the case of abortion stuff, every pro-life argument relies on some form of logical fallacy or disregard for the factual case, in order to function. Hence, pro-life morals, from what I have experienced, do not map to reality, and thus have no validity.
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