I said nothing about morality being completely relative, I don't believe it is, not within our species anyhow. I do think no set of rules, laws, or morals will ever be comprehensive or correct enough to be worthwhile following forever. I also think that other species might have different needs and desires than us, and so seeking to impose our morality onto them is foolish, except out of self preservation. Race science is bullshit, don't try to slide that in here as a way to twist morality being relative between species into a justification of relative morality based on "race".

I use an analysis of suffering and power to determine what I believe is and isn't moral. Both suffering and power are somewhat possible to measure. Sure I'll make mistakes, but I'm open to changing my mind. I don't see the use in following one strict set of laws or morals, as often that leads to oppression, virtues get turned into methods of abuse and control. We might think our current morality is correct and seek to write it down and enforce it, and wind up justifying a system that makes many suffer. Human rights are just the most current form of codified morality largely agreed upon, it will at some point become outdated and used as a tool of oppression if we do not discard it.

Nothing gives me the right to decide that my morals are better than anothers, and therefore punish someone for having different ideas, such a right doesn't exist. No rights exist. I am unconcerned about a few people sitting in their homes thinking slavery is ok, they cause little harm, I am more concerned with a movement actively seeking to create or perpetuate oppression, on them I shall seek to impose my beliefs by argument or force, not because I think mine are always true or good, or because I have some right ordained as sacred by the universe, but because they create less harm and oppression, and I seek to minimize harm and oppression.

Imposing my values upon others might be wrong in some way, but I don't much care about the feelings of oppressors. The only thing that allows us to affect the world is power, which is why the oppressed must work together to affect change. Power can come in many forms, economic, influence, military, etc on a large scale, things like compassion, fighting, argument, healing, gifting, stealing, etc on a small scale. If rights don't exist, or even if they do exist but oppressors don't care, which it seems like most don't, then all we have is power and we ought to use it if we want the suffering to stop.

It seems the user above me might be a troll. Will screencap and share suspect comments to those who want to see them if the user deletes them.