Stephann
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Joined: 12/27/2006 From: Portland, OR Status: offline
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This is a vague question. If I very clearly, explicitly tell my girl I need her to buy one type of oil for our car, and she 'knows' we need another kind, I expect her to voice her dissent. If I tell her "I've heard your concerned, now do what I told you to do" I expect her obedience. She may 'know' it was wrong for our car, but later when she sees I'm actually changing our neighbor's oil, she'll realize otherwise. Sure, I could have explained I'm changing our neighbor's oil not ours, but she's not entitled to that information. If I tell her to murder her sister, then clearly that is going to force her to do something beyond her moral code. I expect she would refuse, and probably terminate our relationship in the process. Thus, being 'right' or 'wrong' is far less important than obeying one's moral code. In this, if our moral codes were incompatible, it's unlikely we would be in, or continue a relationship. Stephan
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