Yes. Otherwise, I am forcing my morality on others.
Then it's not morality. More or less that means you would better fit in the camp of moral nihilist more so than moral subjectivist.
So your very DEFINITION of "morality" is what I force upon others?
Two wrongs do not make a right. The ends do not justify the means.
I never said they did, but you seem to assume that is what I mean.
Look at the quote above. You specifically state that my NOT forcing other people to my view of morality means I do NOT have morality.
That's a double negative. They cancel. So you have explicitly stated that Morality, to you, is FORCE.
Right now, that standard is whatever the man with the badge and gun says it is.
Then why doesn't it enforce the moral standard in most of the US that racist slurs are bad and those that use them are low lifes?
You've missed 40 years of the FCC prosecuting racist slurs?
Just because it's normal doesn't make it right, or just, or moral.
You never read my original post did you?
Yes, I did. What you fail to consider is that it made just as much sense as your asserting that the only morality is the one backed up by force, above.
That is why I asked you, and ask again, who has the gun in your scenario? What function of society is provided through coercion?
Your question is false as it assumes only force can be used to maintain social institutions.
YOU are the one asserting that voluntary interaction CANNOT maintain social institutions.
I am asking you why, what institutions do you believe require force.
If that is a false question, then you are a VOLUNTARYIST by definition, since you do not believe force is required to support social institutions.
Because if there isn't one, then you're a voluntaryist.
False conclusion as I recognize there are social institutions and states which are not voluntary (just as me being a human on a certain continent is not voluntary, it's merely fact).
So, again, which institutions, in your opinion, require coercion in order to maintain them?
You've stated that force exists. I agree. However, I do not believe force is _necessary_, and I am therefore a voluntaryist.
You either demonstrate what force you believe is necessary, or stop pretending to be something you're not.