being irresponsible is not being immoral

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literally no1 agrees with your definition of morality

sorry,you have just lost your argument

no

tato, destroy that target

I made a tangential statement

Electric cars are ugly af

There isn't one definitive answer for morality

There are people who think morality is inherent and others who think it's constructed

the term is 'ethical'

not moral

Both are valid schools of thought

moral is a function of the individual

morals and ethics are linked

entirely subjective

Also

ethics are wider, social expecatations

no shit they are linked

ie. women problems

one is internal

the other is external

Lamborghini have patented electric car tech to make their cars go faster

With the same fuel eco

it is a feedback loop

morals are individual *to* wider society

ie. man of the house problems

incorrect

standard definitions of philosophy

ethics are from society to individual

moral = internal; ethics = external

So electric cars will either be the faster models which aren't green but use electric hybrid tech to go faster than a conventional car could

morals are from individual to society

Or the gay green cars that are 'greener'

Does anyone have that picture of a black sun superimposed on the trans flag?

Because I saw it and now I wish to use it to meme

responsibility=being accountable for ur actions
morality=inherent rightness
u can be responsible and immoral at same time or be moral and irresponsible

well, nothing can beat the torque of an electric motor

agree, tato

they are completly seperate concepts

ethics tend to be looser, and more based on appearance, the former because there is contention, and the latter because it is applied to strangers first and foremost