Indeed.

I can’t for the life of me understand what motivates people on this forum to behave this way...

Who's defending this? I, specifically, didn't talk about this specific instance at all.

Pick a position.

Right, because there must be enforceable universal moralities for Netflix to decide that they don't want to remove an episode.

My issue with your participation in this discussion is that you think you are moving the discussion forward when you post a less-wrong link to support your statement about moral relativism.

And you maintain the same sense of correctness even as it is explained to you that your argument is regressive and unhelpful.

I posted exactly two comments on this, one saying that there are no "proper values", and one asking what they would look like if there were.

Commenters mistaking this for me condoning what Netflix did or making some broader assumption are just that, mistaken.

You did answer my question with an example, but I chose not to reply because I thought that if two sentences can be misconstrued so badly, more sentences wouldn't make anything better, but, since you replied, I will ask you:

> All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights

If a woman decides that she wants to cover her face with a burqa and we legislate a burqa ban, are we following her right to freedom or are we oppressing her? If a society votes that they don't want to see nudity on TV, is it right for another society to not adhere to that? Is it moral for Spotify to censor songs that the US finds offensive, even though Sweden disagrees?

If me and a friend vote to kill you, are we right to do that?