Morality < Democratic Preference.

This kid has officially won my respect.

Stranger: people are 2 things

Stranger: genetics and conditioning

Stranger: freewill is almost non existant

Stranger: if you actually think about it

You: Care to explain?

Stranger: well 1/2 of you how you act and behave and look is genetics

Stranger: the other half is what society made you into. what your environment molded you to b, your parents.. even your birth order

Stranger: if someone makes a choice it is determined by two things. genetics and what they learned from conditioning.. so how does im prisonment make sense?

You: I see.

Stranger: Do you agree?

You: I'm not sure. But i'll most likely be pondering this for awhile.

Stranger: Are you religious or anything?

You: Not at all.

Stranger: Do you have morals?

Stranger: Should people not kill ?

You: Definitely not.

Stranger: Do you have a reason? or do you just prefer that?

You: I'd like to hear a fair reason of why someone should kill another person. There is none.

Stranger: I'd like to hear a fair reason why someone shouldn't be able to

You: What gives someone the right to be able to take someone else's life?

Stranger: who has the right to decide i cant kill someone?

You: You can kill someone if you truly wanted too. If you're willing to take the consequences.

Stranger: Anyway, the point is morality doesn't really exist, it's all subjective

Stranger: those so called values are just what some people prefer

Stranger: they dont have any logical reason other then it is what they want

You: And that's a problem? People can do what the want, if they want. Who is everyone else to judge?

Stranger: everyone judges

You: It's the extent to which they judge that's a problem.

Stranger: You're creating another decree

Stranger: what gives you the right?

You: Touche.

Stranger: It's almost like a judgement against to much judging

Stranger: In the end it is not morality, but democratic preference