[jwalsh07]

It isn't 'wrong' in any universal sense, just a relative sense when someone with some intelligence defines it as much.

Interesting. The power to define right and wrong is relegated to the intelligent with the power to enforce same.

I take it unalienable rights are also antithetical to your world view?

[Dimensio]

Interesting. The power to define right and wrong is relegated to the intelligent with the power to enforce same.

'Power' implies some kind of privledge or empowerment. I think of it more as ability. It's just what happens, people define things as 'right' and 'wrong'.

I take it unalienable rights are also antithetical to your world view?

From where would these 'unalienable' rights originate? If you can identify a source from which to derive them, I'm willing to explore the possibility.