Ravus said:

You create your own morals. There is no such thing as absolute morals that do not change throughout cultures and time periods, less likely individuals within these cultures and time periods.

The so-called "universal" morals you listed, etiquette and respect, are completely variable not only from culture to culture, but even from person to person. How can something be universal if the majority of people would disagree with each other on it?

Morals are a waste of time. They don't make the world go around at all, nor do they make it stay together. Morals are like those abstinence pledges kids make in church and then violate a few years later by fucking without a condom. Morals are what Catholic priests hold between the times when they're not spreading the cheeks of some plump, willing altar boy.

I don't live my life by any morals, yet from all experiences I've had, I've always seemed more controlled and helpful than the fundamentalist and moralistic people who would scream that the world is going to chaos. It's much easier to judge people if you're going by a set of absolute morals, after all. Once everything becomes relative, you realize the useless morals and judging that we do everyday aren't absolute, but rather they come from within your own arrogance and delusions that your personal beliefs are universal.

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Dankman said:

That slutface Mndfreeze.

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