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What's noble obligation?

There is a music band called Noble Obligation.

As for the term, umm...

It might mean that claim themselves to be nobles must act noble ("having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles and ideals").

Some might see it that the privileged have the responsibility to act with generosity and nobility towards the less privileged.


Also, this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noblesse_oblige

Yeah, I think it's about doing good things because you are a good person.

If you aren't noble, then you don't have the obligation to do some things.

Thank you so much for your answers I often consider "What is rights", "What is justice", "What is..."... Anyway, I love thinking about many things So I appreciate to join this forum ^-^

Right is the opposite of left Chichichi

Hahahahahaha, funny :p Well, What do you think of RIGHTS??? :p

Well, right is never wrong... except when it is!

I studied law and justice when I was an university student, but I wondered whether rights is meaningful or worthless...

Hmmm, my English is very poor, so I cannot explain how I feel and what my thought is, however, I would like to believe lots of rights lead to "justice" Anyway, I think it's so important and complicated problems because this world is NOT perfect and we don't know what is perfect yet ^^;

chichichi

Hmm~ Justice just means making everyone as happy as possible, doesn't it?

Thanks a lot ^-^ Seeking for justice is not easy, but we want to hope to be happy from bottom of our hearts... So we need a true justice! Well, What is a true justice??? OMG! My brain is burning out @0@;;;

Truth! Love! Justice!

Actually I'm not sure what the last two are. What you bring up about Justice is interesting.


There are many things called "right". Like the use of the word "good". But it doesn't seem like people use it correctly.


"A moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way."

Is this the kind of "rights" you are speaking of?


I am interested in this.

That reminds me, could you explain the difference between morals and ethics in simple English?

I thought morals were your own thoughts and ethics were the communities thoughts, but it seems I can't find those definitions any more, am I wrong?