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Originally Posted by Killer
Heterosexuality, homosexuality, pedophilia, beastiality etc. are all nothing more than data points within the spectrum of human sexual inclination none any better or any worse than any other the other, the only criteria is whether or not there exists a societial consensus is that by some subjective metric there is an imbalance between percieved "good" and "bad" impact?
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Yes, the issue is 'good' and 'bad' as determined by human beings. What else could moral judgments possibly be determined by? I don't think 'good' or 'bad' are perceived. They are judgments a person makes, related to perception but not perceived.
You're stirring the pot with a complete red herring. Many forms of sociopathy and psychopathy seem to be rooted in different brain structures, yet this provides no reason for thinking that allowing sociopaths to engage in violent behavior is a social good. Bone up on your Catholic moral theology.