What is your strongest moral?

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I mean "moral" as in honesty,kindness,giving,patient,motivated,etc.

My strongest moral would probally be "giving".


-SpaceCase

Probably loyalty.

Motivation

Pride

Accepting

Justice for oppressed populations:

http://ideologies.neurelitism.com (one of my pages)

Reason.

Honesty, to the point of brutal stupidity sometimes.

justice and compassion.

I have a very strong sense of "what ought to be" and being compassionate, I passionately pursue this. Because I am a rational thinker, my sense of compassion is not simply emotional, but directed emotion. Intense emotion for justice more than "sympathy"---I am extremely sympathetic or empathetic at times however; what I mean is that I try to keep myself detached from too much crying "with".

But having had much pain in my life I do feel with those going through similar pains to a great degree. I'm' trying to feel it less, because it brings up old wounds for me. That's why I want to be able to have compassion directed by a detached sense of justice rather than tears. I want intensely to help people, I just want to be able to do it without hurting myself.

Awake. Awake includes so many morals, honesty, intelligence, individuality, self-sufficient, loyalty, determination, reason, balance, selflessness, to be awake is to be sentient. Live every day to become a little bit better, intellectually and morally. It means your a minority because you conform to nobody's will or expectations, you do not trap yourself into a set-in-stone world view or paradigm and you need no guidepost to tell you right from wrong, or how to think. It is the true essence of freedom, yet it is a narrower path than those in the majority who conform and make any number of excuses for their ignorant, nieve, and irresponsible behavior.
I believe Albert Einstein stated it best, "the measure of a man is how well he overcomes himself". To be awake also requires a serious hunger for knowledge, the ability to accept any truth, no matter how grim it may be. To be willing to stand up for good even in the face of overwhelming odds against evil. To be awake means to question oneself, question one's own world view, and evolve out of the indoctrination of a corn-fed world view, so that the mind is free to question all things and all people.
My greatest moral is the one that connects them all, I am awake.

Abortion is pretty dear to me. The abolition of it, that is.

It's definately one of the least important concerns on the table, but it's an open debate, there is no clear right or wrong answer in that one.

Reason.

Love of exellence.