Immiment Death Question

**devonin** · 04-20-2007, 11:13 PM

Well, I mean, come to that we aren't especially morally obliged to do -anything- unless our personal morals happen to dictate that we are obliged to.

It just so happens that my morals tell me that I must consider any decision in a situation I am -involved- in to reflect more directly upon me, my morals and my responsibilities than you do in your morals. That's in no way anexplicit virtue or defect in either of our codes, I just tend towards assigning myself a greater responsibility in cases where I'm aware of the situation and know I can effect it.

I'm just not a "stand by and let things pass" kind of person. If I can take steps in support of what I consider to be the "right" thing, I will do so.

04-20-2007, 11:13 PM	#30
devonin Very Grave Indeed Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Age: 42 Posts: 10,120	Re: Immiment Death Question Well, I mean, come to that we aren't especially morally obliged to do -anything- unless our personal morals happen to dictate that we are obliged to. It just so happens that my morals tell me that I must consider any decision in a situation I am -involved- in to reflect more directly upon me, my morals and my responsibilities than you do in your morals. That's in no way anexplicit virtue or defect in either of our codes, I just tend towards assigning myself a greater responsibility in cases where I'm aware of the situation and know I can effect it. I'm just not a "stand by and let things pass" kind of person. If I can take steps in support of what I consider to be the "right" thing, I will do so.

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