It seems obviously true that the moralities people implement are often internally inconsistent. It also seems obviously true that people can talk about imperatives they feel derive from one horn or the other of an inconsistent moral system, without either lying or being wrong as such.
The inconsistency might resolve itself with new information, but it’s going to inform any statements we make about the moral system it exists in until that information arrives.
I would advise you to read “cached thoughts” and then answer my question:
… are you seriously suggesting that, say, racists, are right about what they want? How then do they change when confronted with evidence that other races are, well, people?
It seems obviously true that the moralities people implement are often internally inconsistent. It also seems obviously true that people can talk about imperatives they feel derive from one horn or the other of an inconsistent moral system, without either lying or being wrong as such.
The inconsistency might resolve itself with new information, but it’s going to inform any statements we make about the moral system it exists in until that information arrives.
I would advise you to read “cached thoughts” and then answer my question: