Originally posted by @dj2becker Do you believe people other than your self should feel the same way as you do and do you believe they would be making an error if they didn't?
If they want to protect women and girls from being raped, as I do, I'd expect them to agree with my stance.
Originally posted by @dj2becker So your stance is the only correct stance regarding the protection of girls? You are a moral absolutist that hasn't found the balls to admit it...
It's the only stance my subjective moral compass has come up with.
Originally posted by @dj2becker If morality is subjective and everyone should do as they see fit why have you been grinding me about what my parents aught to have done?
Because we are having a discussion about the morality of action and inaction in a case like this. Did your parents act in what you see as a morally correct way in the aftermath of the rape you say happened to their daughter?
Originally posted by @dj2becker Do you believe it is morally unsound for a victim to be in shock and ashamed and for them not to file charges because they're afraid of retribution from their attacker and also afraid of being called a liar?
No, I don't believe it is morally unsound for a victim to be in shock and ashamed. What I think is morally unsound is not talking steps necessary to prevent other children from being raped. Is that what your parents did?
Originally posted by @dj2becker By stance you mean the questions I asked you? I did not take any stance on page 2 and 3. I simply asked you some questions.
What does your belief in God make you think about not telling the authorities [i.e. covering up] the rape that you claim happened to your relative?
Originally posted by @dj2becker Do you believe your stance is the only correct stance regarding the protection of girls? Yes or No?
There has been no dodge. Like I said, it's the only stance my subjective moral compass has come up with. If you should ever come up with one of your own, and it feels more morally sound than the stance I have adopted, maybe I will agree with yours. What is your stance?
Originally posted by @fmf There has been no dodge. Like I said, it's the only stance my subjective moral compass has come up with. If you should ever come up with one of your own, and it feels more morally sound than the stance I have adopted, maybe I will agree with yours. What is your stance?
Yes there has been a dodge. Is your answer yes or no to my question? If you’re going to keep on dodging there is no point in continuing this discussion.
Originally posted by @dj2becker Yes there has been a dodge. Is your answer yes or no to my question? If you’re going to keep on dodging there is no point in continuing this discussion.
it's the only stance my subjective moral compass has come up with so it's the one I am guided by in terms of the action I would take. If I thought it was the "wrong" stance, my moral compass would make the adjustment. What was your parents' stance? What is your stance?
Originally posted by @dj2becker So your stance is the only correct stance regarding the protection of girls? You are a moral absolutist that hasn't found the balls to admit it...
What is your stance regarding the protection of women and girls from a rapist?
Originally posted by @fmf it's the only stance my subjective moral compass has come up with so it's the one I am guided by in terms of the action I would take. If I thought it was the "wrong" stance, my moral compass would make the adjustment. What was your parents' stance? What is your stance?