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Line 1: − + − 1. Don't to to others what you wouldn't like done to you (no punching others, no insulting others, no being Ann Coulter in the presence of others) This law is void if they do something to you first, but your reaction must be in keeping with their action (thus no punching someone for insulting you) − − 2. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you (this is situational, one doesn't have to devote al ones time to doing this, but if you come across someone in need of your help, you must help them. − − Impeding others freedom is immoral, not throwing a drowning man in a stream a rope is immoral, gay bashing is immoral.
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Immorality is the state of behaving in a manner which conflicts with that which is moral, in other words disregarding the two basic moral tenants.
'''Immorality''' is that state, condition, or lifestyle choice that goes against common[[ morality]]. Most Western morality is based upon the [[Bible]]. It is debated whether knowledge of immorality is a part of human nature or if it is just cultural.
==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Amoral]]
* [[Amoral]]