What is morally wrong but it's not illegal?

Question

So far the only thing i can think of is interrogation

sorry I just realise that I meant interrogation like torturing

Answer 1

Imposing your views to change others. Free will exists.

Answer 2

Laws are the minimum standards which society is willing to accept for all members --enough people have agreed to draw a line delineating what is legal and what is illegal. A civilized society simply cannot function without defining what is unacceptable and punishing those who cross the line.

Morals and ethics, however, are personal. But they are important because they impact our behavior. The government cannot (and should not) legislate morality.

However, someone with no sense of ethics/morals can have a more devasting impact on others than someone who broke a law. The examples are myriad. For example, verbally abusing your children by telling them that they are worthless is perfectly legal, but will likely cause emotional harm that they may never get over. This will obviously lead to other problems such as depression and self worth issues (which often leads to chemical dependency & other problems--additionally they will likely treat their own children in this manner and the cycle will continue.

Hope this answers your question. I have to ask, however, why "interrogation" is morally wrong? "Interrogation" is when you ask another person a question (an "interrogatory" is a sentence in form of a question).

Perhaps you are referring to interrogation with force or some type of torture. But those situations would be illegal, not just morally wrong.

Answer 3

interrogation is neither illegal or immoral, any question is an interrogative statement. Do you think it is immoral to ask a gas station attendant where the restroom is? I would guess that you are not talking about interrogation but torture. Torture may be morally wrong but so is shooting someone in the head and then blending into a crowd, or setting off an IED with a cell phone and then acting like you are just calling a buddy. How about this, You condemn the person that engages in guerilla warfare as much as you condemn the questioner. If it was your son, daughter, brother, sister, husband,wife, or whatever that was the victim of an attack I highly doubt you would have posted this insipid question.

Answer 4

Morally Wrong Laws

Answer 5

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And what is wrong with interrogation? It is simply defined as direct questioning about a specific incident.

Answer 7

Definitely cheating within a relationship. Also? Lying (when not under oath). Trash-talking someone (socially, not in a context that could be called libel or slander). Cheating at board games, little league, gym class... really in any class.

Answer 8

Cheating

Answer 9

You seem to have a very limited concept of morality, I'll gladly clue you in!

Adultery, fornicating, sex with animals or with the same sex, racism, cursing, disobedient to parents, prideful, cheating, lover of money, drunkard, lying, envy,

Answer 10

Envy, Gluttony, Sex before marriage, Excessive pride/Vanity, Worshiping false idols...........many, many things are morally wrong but completely legal by man's laws.