| Not true. There are things that are innately wrong. I already gave you an example. Murder. Social acceptance can't make it right. Why? Because no matter how you slice it, murder deprives another person of his right to self-determination.
Do you think people don't have a right to self-determination? How do you figure? Do they own themselves or not?
Self-ownership is axiomatic. It's the kind of premise that cannot be denied, because as soon as you attempt to do so, you must presume the condition is true that you argue against. Arguing that people don't own themselves is like proclaiming that you don't exist.
"Man will never be free until the last King is strangled with the entrails of the last Priest" - Denis Diderot |