Ethic and Moral

Matteo said...
Human Being Traffic has a very wide variety of branches and finalities; examples of these traffics are the child traffic used for labor purposes; women traffic for prostitution; organs traffic, that i believe is one of the most serious business today, because some people are killed in order to save some others. Nevertheless the raping business. Yes I call these issues businesses, because they are nothing else but interests of someone that has a different point of view about what is ethical and what is not, in respect of the majority of the people that live in this world. But i would like to take advantage of this blog to invite you to reflect about what is ethical and what is not. As seen majors philosophers consider ethical for example a behavior that is shared, and accepted from most of the people, and this behavior turns to become a model. Raping clubs in Japan, prostitution in Italy, child traffic in India, China's organs bargains, childhood cheated out in Russia...and i could go on and on... These are examples of people behaviors, actions, restrain of freedom versus other individuals, but they are so many that make me think that they are not in such a minority as we could think, or at least as we would hope. These are just few examples, but what about those people who self prostitute on line, by phone, chats, in person... and what about the people who take vantage of these others people volitions of self selling ? People traffic, exploitation, racial segregation are everywhere, around the corner, in our backyard, in front of our eyes.. what is Guantanamo? Is it not a legalized form of torture? Is not it more dangerous than a censured one? Is not this "accepted" from the highest world's leaders? Those are the minds that give the world the example in a every day life and these are the things that maybe what we believed once was not ethical, or that was wrong is slightly changing, for some it is wrong for some others is ok, for some other is the right thing... we are becoming something different maybe, at the end are not we just processes?
Matteo Russoniello