[driftdiver]

Are morals important?

Is commitment to the family important?

Do you think being divorced twice and married three times is a good thing?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Answer my questions first and I will answer yours.

[Democratic-Republican]

Are morals important?

Is commitment to the family important?

Do you think being divorced twice and married three times is a good thing?

So much wrong here, where to begin. Considering Marriage and Divorce, there are only five mutually exclusive evidential data points possible for a given person ...

• No Marriage or Divorce
  
• Marriage with no Divorce
  
• Marriage with Divorce
  
• Marriages with no Divorces
  
• Marriages with Divorces

Objective reasoning should prevent any intelligent person from jumping to conclusions at this level of data collection as each of those categories can contain anyone from the most "moral" person to the most immoral.

I started to bullet list examples under each of those 5 categories but it quickly ran long, really long. There are practically infinite possibilities for each ranging from perfectly moral folks in bad marriages, cutting loose gold-diggers or cheating spouses, someone murdering their spouses, to immoral degenerate homos staying unmarried or faking it with illusory marriage. That's the tip of the iceberg.

So I'll sum up with simple question ... Which of those 5 scenarios is the moral one? And why can you not quickly disprove this moral judgment through a simple counter example?

To make moral judgments with this bare level of evidence requires one of two things, Amazing Kreskin level of clairvoyance or complete lack of objectivity.

[dforest]

Well it beats being kind of married and living apart while screwing fancy prostitutes and presstitutes like Ted does.
All while acting like the “Face of Gawd”.

Yes, morals are important. Especially when you are moral enough to admit to mistakes and not seal or hide things in order to fool people.

That is immoral.