Wrong and Right Philosophy

well guys i over heard this philosophy a while back.

remember when people teach you wrong and rights in society but at - the same times these wrong and rights are not vaild.. let me elaborate.

let me start with marijuana its illegal for almost 100 years , and society labeled it wrong , but is the labeling of society wrong it self for prohibiting a plant matter that naturally grows from the ground?

many people think murder and rape and protecting opium fields are wrong things to do but yet our government do them everyday and we support it are we wrong for doing these crimes individually but some how right when we do these crimes with powerful organizations?

So basically im saying there is no wrong or right even though i bet many of you guys are going to argue and say there is but there isn't if you think about it there is never a right or wrong in every case there is we might think its wrong you know why? because it hurts us emotionally but what happens if it was someone who harmed a baby we wish him harm because we think its wrong for what he did but does this makes us wrong for murdering a man who harmed a child? I read books about psychology before but they have never talked about topics like this before...

and i believe in a neutral balance, you can murder a baby and get away with it by powerful organizations that will murder fields of emotionally disturbed people to protect one strong powerful individual. so there for how can this wrong and right be correct if there is never a wrong or right.. its just the way we think about it?

its wrong to kill or rob , but yet its right to kill a individual who has killed and robbed see what im saying? so there fore these wrong and rights are completely unavailed , same with evil and good , you know why because there is no good or evil , what might be evil for someone may be good for them and same with the person who thinks good is good and the person who thinks good is bad.. etc... there is light and darkness but truly no wrong , right , evil and good.

thinks and enjoy

common sense has been thrown out of society in favour of righteousness and dumb laws that do nothing

It's a nice mental exercise but karma doesn't care about right or wrong either. Action and reaction are all that matter, I think.

Muffy said:

It's a nice mental exercise but karma doesn't care about right or wrong either. Action and reaction are all that matter, I think.

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Ever try this exercise? Basic pos/neg stuff. re-read evrything you think or say and try to re-construct your vocabulary without using negative words like, no,not,don't,can't, without, etc. Even if the subject matter is not negative. Just typing this I have found a better way to post this but it is a good example, try it.

mexiblunt said:

Ever try this exercise? Basic pos/neg stuff. re-read evrything you think or say and try to re-construct your vocabulary without using negative words like, no,not,don't,can't, without, etc. Even if the subject matter is not negative. Just typing this I have found a better way to post this but it is a good example, try it.

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i liked all the posts but mexiblunt narrowed it down to a fine line and i just love how simple the responses were too.. never knew you could get such simple responses on such a complicated topic. The action and reaction stuff kinda peels things out too i feel where your coming from guys. Thanks

An object of the mind and mass appeal of what is ideal in the given object dosent make it an absolute in the face of all creation.

mexiblunt said:

Ever try this exercise? Basic pos/neg stuff. re-read evrything you think or say and try to re-construct your vocabulary without using negative words like, no,not,don't,can't, without, etc. Even if the subject matter is not negative. Just typing this I have found a better way to post this but it is a good example, try it.

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