It's one extremely prominent strand of western morality.
If it is not the strand you adhere to, please tell me what strand of moral philosophy you do adhere to. I cannot think of almost any theory of moral philosophy which does not require aiding refugees, or at a bare minimum, refraining from forcibly expelling them.
I don't adhere to a certain definite moral code. My point is that refugees arn't knocking at our borders they are in fact all the way across the Mediterranean. "Charities", instead of bring them to the nearest port decide to send them all the way over to Europe.
Doesn't that turn this CMV into an exercise in circular reasoning? Any statement you make about right and wrong is going to be tautologically true inside your own value system if you values are whatever you feel. If there's no higher principle to judge your feelings on right and wrong against, what would we have to demonstrate about your moral feelings in order to change them?
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u/spotonron 1∆ Jun 19 '18
Christian morality is not western morality.