Roger M. KeesingUltimately amorality is immorality.
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Ultimately amorality is immorality. Most people won't agree with this. But it most definitely makes sense. Ultimately, no one can prove their own moral compass, and everyone has a different view of what is right or wrong.
In my opinion, everyone has a different set of morals that they follow in their everyday life, but they also have a general view on what they think is right and wrong in the world. When people say that morality is relative, they're making a conscious decision to let their personal morals take precedence over someone else's morals. This is not a healthy way to go about life because in the end we will all be judged by our actions and decisions, not by our intentions or thoughts.
That's why ultimately amorality is immorality.
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