Moral relativism

Well, I could pull a "you" and claim things with no support.
That would be a ZenMode Error, like presuming that your opinion Link?
People are people, not links. You'll have to go and talk to them about their opinions being objectively incorrect. I'm not one of those who necessarily holds that opinion. Note the key word "opinion".

The experience of a child ...
... is not the effectively changed behavior. Stay focused. It appears that your "studies" conclude that successful results are unsuccessful because a negative experience is involved. Your studies appear to be heavily flawed and should be discarded.

who's being beat with a board or having their clitoris cut out has nothing to do with my opinion of morality.
What about someone who tortures English grammar?

Do you personally believe that female genital mutilation is immoral?
Do you personally believe that elective cosmetic surgeries are immoral? Do you believe that it is immoral for women to have their ears pierced?

Similarly, do you believe that root canals are immoral? What about bone spur removal?
 
Do you personally believe that elective cosmetic surgeries are immoral? Do you believe that it is immoral for women to have their ears pierced?

Similarly, do you believe that root canals are immoral? What about bone spur removal?
Do you personally believe that female genital mutilation is immoral? If you do, why?
 
You are being vague and obtuse. Is the subject your activity and perception, or is the subject the tree, independent of whether or not it is seen?
I clarified this. The tree itself is an object, therefore objective. It can be measured, therefore quantitative.

The observation of the tree is subjective. The discussion of the tree is subjective. It simply is the subject of the observation or conversation, therefore subjective.
 
You are conflating again.

The tree is an object, therefore objective.
The observation and conversation about the tree is subjective.
ou are conflating again.

The tree is an object, therefore objective.
The observation and conversation about the tree is subjective.
 
It is a bad example. No one on this discussion is advovation clitorectomies.
Right, but the argument from the moral relativists is that clitorectomies are not objectively immoral. I'm saying, because of the impact on the child, they are objectively immoral and your religion, "race", ethnicity, culture, etc are irrelevant.
 
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