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minus-square@PunnyName@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink0•2 years agoLiterally nothing is “good of its own merit”. Because literally nothing is intrinsically “good”. “Good” is a subjective idea, not objectively measurable, so it will always be in reference to another, i.e. relative.
minus-square@WallEx@feddit.delinkfedilink0•2 years agoMaybe for you that’s the case, I definitely have a definition of morally good and both sides aren’t that. Accepting collateral for example. You can’t be good in my book if you’re doing that, and they both did.
minus-square@brain_in_a_box@lemmy.mllinkfedilink0•2 years ago “Good” is a subjective idea one is definitely good compared to the other. K
minus-square@PunnyName@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink0•2 years agoBoth are consistent within the confines of the definition.
Literally nothing is “good of its own merit”. Because literally nothing is intrinsically “good”.
“Good” is a subjective idea, not objectively measurable, so it will always be in reference to another, i.e. relative.
Maybe for you that’s the case, I definitely have a definition of morally good and both sides aren’t that. Accepting collateral for example. You can’t be good in my book if you’re doing that, and they both did.
K
Both are consistent within the confines of the definition.