Is morality subjective?

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do you consider morality to be subjective? im not talking about murder or abuse of any kind, but as in decision making in general. for example, some people find it cohesive with their morals to become a prosicutor, others may find it immoral due to the history of the judical system and become defesne lawyers. when it comes to career choices, or even basic day to day choices like finding money on the floor, would you consider morality to be subjective?

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Yes morality is subjective. I have people question my morals, because of what I eat, how I dress, what I do for a living, even how I cut and dye my hair, to the size of my body. 
Here is the thing people forget. Your morals only apply to you, no one else. It is like drawing a line in sand and telling people they can't cross it. They can because your line doesn't apply to them, just like their line doesn't apply to you.

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I think it's heavily based in your personal understanding and intentions. What if someday we find out broccoli is a highly intelligent species capable of feeling pain? Knowing that some would consider it immoral to eat broccoli. But until knowing that I dont think anyone can make that argument.

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I used to want to be a paralegal/attorney/lawyer. 
My mind changed real quick when I became a student for it.

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Absolutely. Diet is a good example of this, ask 3 different people if they eat meat and why or why not and you’ll likely get 3 different answers based on different definitions of personal morality. It’s pretty interesting to see differences in morality because it can make it harder to effectively debate with people on things that are strongly related to morality as it isn’t as easy as just dropping a fact and leaving, you’ve got to actually look through their mindset of it too.

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Yes, it is. Considering the human experience is inherently a subjective experience, any understanding of morality would be entirely subjected to the perception of the individual person. 
This causes problems when people want to control what other people do based on their subjective, moral values. 
But I think it undoubtedly should be universal that the right to life, liberty, and other basic rights be respected. I do not think one person's rights should ever infringe on another, including such things as religion, sexual orientation, gender orientation, sex, race, etc. 
I personally believe in some fashion of Natural Law, which I hope one day becomes universally understood by all people.

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Yes, I work in a casino and have had more than one person question my “morality”

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For the most part, yes I would agree.

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Absolutely, though there is a certain level that is the social standard...anything below it society deems wrong.

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Definitely, yes.

Is morality subjective?

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