what is your conception of morality?

I just think that morality is non-existent, and most moral rules we have are for show.

there are no benchmarks and rules in life.

so if you think we have moral rules then how do you think morality is non-existent?

morality is created by humans. It is subjective, but in a society everyone agrees to stand by the same set of rules. Whether they always stick to those rules is irrelevant.

there are no moral rules, period.

Morality doesnt exist.

Killing something isnt a bad thing,we make it a bad act.Rape,murder etc etc is all the same.

Its just things people do.Not bad not good.

So if I come and murder your friends and family for no reason, it's cool?

Morality doesn't exist.

You clearly dont understand.I have grown up in a society that makes murder a bad act and in a soceity that shows that we must love our family so naturally i would think its bad.If it was the other way round in which i didnt care about my family(i dont really now)or murder was deemed right i wouldnt care.

Its all to do with how society deems if the act is good or not.

Now dont quote me again you silly cow

you can state what you think to be fact all day... but are you going to bother explaining why?

Here's my statement:

there is no objective morality. There is subjective morality. Morality is simply a way of living life. If someone adheres to their own way of living life with regard to ethics then they are following their own morals.

I have grown up in a society that makes murder a bad act and in a soceity that shows that we must love our family so naturally i would think its bad

So if I come and murder your friends and family for no reason, it's cool?

I agree to some extent, however, I believe that there is (in a lot of people at least) a natural sense of right and wrong, I don't understand how you can say there isn't/

You're rather rude.

Only in the sense that human beings hold a sense of empathy/humanity. other than that, there are no ethical judgments of consequence.

Well yes, and empathy is what causes morality.

I will explain that anything goes in life, or should go. Why do we need restrictions or ethical judgments? People should act freely and accordingly.

No. morality is just empty rules/values.

Law is for social control/cohesion and not morality.

The idea that legality and morality are linked is a false argument.

The idea that we should subscribe to "common morals" is also false.

Morality is relative, so all that law does is enforce the common/general morality in a given country.

Social rules in social species like our own evolve out of co-operation and the common good.

This is why laws essentially exist, not due to morals.

What does constitutional law or corporate law have to do with ethics/morality? It's to provide a common benchmark/framework.

There are common norms in social conduct, but in ethical terms anything goes.