"Mebbe. What use would you say they are, and what value?
I do believe in a code of ethics, but it's very flexible. I'd break every one of my rules if a life was at stake."
I have no ethics for most things. I have values, but not ethics. For instance, I go through two COMPLETELY different modes in life; mode one is where I value my own like a million times more than any other person's, where I have total lack of care for other human life. The second type, which is more often what comes out, is where I value my own life as much as I value a mint. And where I would die for nearly anyone I remotly like. It's usually the later. I usually could care less about my own life. Very rarely do I feel my life is of value, but when I do, it goes to an extreme!
My ethics would consist of 'Freedom of Speech should pertain to ALL speech'. I would gladly die for your free speech if the government is putting down your cause, even if I completely disagree with the cause. I have very little regard for human life. So thinking that a war or action in war is not of high regard to me. For instance, Churchill being a war criminal? Bullshit. He did what was necessary at the time. It was actually VERY possible that the German's would win the war, he made sure it didn't happen. I say, praise the guy. If he hadn't been around, my family likely would have been killed in the Final Solution.
The value of ethics to other people is to tell them the difference between right and wrong. To me, logic suits just fine for that.
I do believe in a code of ethics, but it's very flexible. I'd break every one of my rules if a life was at stake."
I have no ethics for most things. I have values, but not ethics. For instance, I go through two COMPLETELY different modes in life; mode one is where I value my own like a million times more than any other person's, where I have total lack of care for other human life. The second type, which is more often what comes out, is where I value my own life as much as I value a mint. And where I would die for nearly anyone I remotly like. It's usually the later. I usually could care less about my own life. Very rarely do I feel my life is of value, but when I do, it goes to an extreme!
My ethics would consist of 'Freedom of Speech should pertain to ALL speech'. I would gladly die for your free speech if the government is putting down your cause, even if I completely disagree with the cause. I have very little regard for human life. So thinking that a war or action in war is not of high regard to me. For instance, Churchill being a war criminal? Bullshit. He did what was necessary at the time. It was actually VERY possible that the German's would win the war, he made sure it didn't happen. I say, praise the guy. If he hadn't been around, my family likely would have been killed in the Final Solution.
The value of ethics to other people is to tell them the difference between right and wrong. To me, logic suits just fine for that.
