Blackpill The nature fallacy

[Uglyman]

Nature has no ethics, morals and virtues. It's instinc based. So, if it is natural for women to slut around and reject men, then it's natural for men to kill, steal and rape.

So what is the case? Do morals exist or not? Who determines these morals? Or are said morals situational?

I think that morality and ethics only exist in favor of women. Humanity instinctively understands the importance of women when it comes to reporduction and evolution so it will adjust its ethic system accordingly.

Therefore, modern day feminism is NOT natural, it's a social construct since its values where man made. But then again, protecting females and providing for them, creating groups and cooperating for a common goals are present in the rest of the animal kindgom as well.

What is natural and what isn't? Some morals seem to be hardcoded in our biology, therefore they are natural as well.

 

[Hunter]

high IQ

 

[Limerencel]

if it is natural for women to slut around and reject men, then it's natural for men to kill, steal and rape.

True. Society and laws are based on double-standards, that are skewed in the favour of women.

 

[JJtheIncel]

Good thread

 

[Uglyman]

True. Society and laws are based on double-standards, that are skewed in the favour of women.

It seems to me like each person has his/her own inherent morality

 

[Tim1]

nothing you can do to change what society has built up now, just pull an ER

 

[GeneticDysfunction]

nothing you can do to change what society has built up now, just pull an ER

 

[Deleted member 12256]

I wished people operated by instict , but we follow morals and laws way to much. And we show empathy and kindness to others , even when we don't receive any back. I hate how our minds are programmed to be like this.

 

[Limerencel]

It seems to me like each person has his/her own inherent morality

Many social animals, which includes humans, have evolved to have a sense of fairness. It is an adaptive trait, meaning that a group of animals that values fairness is more likely to succeed in the genepool, than a similar group without it.