In six pages this paper examines whether or not individuals are morally bound to do what is 'best' for society. Three sources are cited in the bibliography.
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do as a mature -well - kind-of mature human, is to give up a few of your rights for either the good of society, or yourself , or a combination
there of. Can you do it? Or do you even want to try? Bibliography lists 3 sources, BBmorlbs.doc The Devil Discusses MORAL CONCEPTS
Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., December 2000 Introduction Before we start looking at the topic areas
chosen for discussion it is important to remember that the individual does have free choice on this planet. We here in the United States live and breathe capitalism.
The almost immoral sounding point is that you can do anything you wish, IF you are willing to pay the price for it. You really want that new Porsche
that has been parked for two days in the lot near your almost-cant-turn-around-in apartment? You want to rob a bank? Steal a diamond? You really can choose
to do those things. There is no moral imperative siren in the sky that goes off and lets all the neighbors know, it may exist in your head
instead. The point is that you can commit those acts if you are willing to pay the established price. Are you willing to do what you have always
wanted to do, when you wanted to do it, fine, OK! Go for it - as long as you understand that you may be living a large amount of
your life in an eight foot by twelve foot enclosure. The menu may change three or four times a year - on holidays. You will not have to