/lit/ - Literature

>>16388157
>an abstract mathematical sense the bottom would be right
Moron.

>>16202975
It's not subjective WITHIN your community, but outside of it, it is. Moreover, even if I don't think mutilating newborns is immoral, I won't do it as I would get arrested. To hold a view is not the same as expressing it.
>>16202996
I never said belief as you describe it is bad. In fact, that is the way to live. I don't speak for majority of population.

If you insist on making that distinction, then let me say that "X is immoral" is a meaningless sentence then. Try to define "moral" without invoking a community, you won't be able to.

Your 0.9999 example is not an opinion. It's a properly defined number which is 1 by all definitions of a decimal expansion. Anyone who says otherwise is simply uneducated on the topic, not a belief holder. In that regard you are already a dimwit, who's seen 0.9999 problem two days ago on /sci/ and thinks he's been elightened. Moreover, please, define morals outside of communities.
>>16203016
Killing is immoral within the community in any situation. Therefore X is an immoral man within the community. However, the villagers are hypocrites for then killing the man back. The real law would be "killing is wrong except when done by the government." Also, you assume justice is some objective thing, whereas it's shaped by our community, personal experiences etc. The only objective definition of justice is just law, in which case X was an unjustful man.

>>15790912

Reminder that Guenon is a mathematically illiterate moron.