My moral compass is based on the teachings of Jesus, but it boils down to how my decision affects other people.

I guess it`s because of the way I was raised to know what is right and wrong.

Instinct

Also I beleive in

I always think before i act. And i go with with conscience and whether i can live with my decisions.

My conscious knows

At least for what is IMO important I have some criteria.
That may be also right and wrong for others.

I reason about it.

Right from wrong is inherent within the character of an individual

Everyone is different
Every has different values and focuses

i guess by how it feels to me personally, by what the law is etc. lots of factors weigh in.

What might hurt me or others either physically or mentally

The voices in my head!

If something is hurting yourself or others, it's wrong.

Flip a coin

I ask myself, "What would John Olinger do?"

It's done via a combination of my combined innate and exogenous conscience

Common sense.

It's like the playoffs, head to head, common oponents, division record, conference record, points scored, and if it comes down to it... coin flip!

By assessing the consequences

There right and wrong but people do what they want..

Epistemic autonomy

By emotions and feeling many reject this or are cuckoo in the head.

I used to burgle Mountain restaurants when there was nobody there. I would take like an hour to dismantle a wall and when I left, I would put it back together. They wouldn’t even know I was there I would steal food and drinks and a little bit of money. Never the whole money. When I got caught and they told the owners, they didn’t even know they had been burgled. I also broke apart from cigarette machines and stole all the cigarettes and money. It was fantastic. I don’t see that as wrong because they are filthy rich making money over the sickness of millions of people.