Can morality ever be objective or is it always subjective?

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It can be objective

It's always subjective

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If it can be objective, in what instances? If it’s always subjective, how do we decide whose concept of morality is correct?

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Psycho · 26-30, M

It's often down to circumstance.. murder is wrong if it is committed on a person who hasn't done any harm and was a victim of senseless violence but if I wouldn't say it is wrong if somebody did in response to someone senselessly murdering a relative of theirs just because they could.

I think it is always a matter of circumstance which cannot always be measured because there are so many factors.