Where’s prostitution and and hard drugs?

Also why no definitions for morally wrong and sin?

My guidepost for if some behavior is right or wrong:

Does it hurt anyone else besides myself? Assuming they can’t easily get over it.. if my behavior causes great pain to someone then the act is immoral.

Suicide: immoral. My brother did that when I was 13 and it fucked up my family for life.

Prostitution: moral. I never want it. I’d rather get laid the proper way. Hurts no one if single.

The baseline is if it doesn't hurt innocent people then it's free to do. If it hurts people who deserve it it's also free to do. The former has obviously priority over the latter.

Personally.

Unacceptable:

- Stem cell research using human embryos (unless they're stillborn)

- Medical testing on animals (unless it's non-lethal and low stress)

- Death penalty

- Abortion (unless in certain circumstances such as significant danger to the mother's health)

- Cloning (in general)

- Polygamy (and polyamory)

- Having an affair (married or not)

- Euthanasia

Ambiguous:

- Gambling (if it's well regulated)

- Divorce (sometimes people separate really quickly, but of course one shouldn't be stuck in a toxic relation)

- Suicide

- Pornography (I don't think it should be so easily accesible)

- Birth control (between partners, sure, but not as a means to sleep around)

- Wearing animal fur (if it's made out of hides from animals that were bred for consumption of meat, if they were solely bred for the fur, then it's not ok)

Acceptable

- Smoking marijuana (within limits)

- Drinking alcohol (within limits of course)

- Having a kid outside marriage (as long as it's in a stable relationship)

- Gay or lesbian relationships

- Sex between unmarried people (as long as it's not a bunch of constant one night stands)

Of those I'd say;

Immoral
- Cloning of humans
- Having an affair
- Fur clothes
- Porn if illegal

Depending on circumstances
- Sex between teenagers
- Medical experiments on animals
- Cloning of animals
- Death penalty
- Polygamy

Moral
- Birth control (obviously)
- Drinking, smoking or gambling (I think it's stupid, but everyone has their right to mess up their own bodies if they want to)
- Divorce (obviously)
- Sex and/or having children while unmarried (who cares)
- Gay/lesbian relationships (why care)
- Stemcell research (embryos won't know anyway)
- Abortion (women have the right to have a child when they're ready)
- Legal porn
- Suicide, assisted suicide or euthanasia (if I want to die tomorrow it's my own business, I have the right to decide for myself if I want to live or not)

For me, moraly unacceptable:

Pride
Greed
Wrath
Envy
Lust
Gluttony
Sloth

Essentially everything that doesn't negatively impact a non-willing participant is morally acceptable.

The problem is that sometimes one person doing one thing is ok because it does not impact other. But a very large group of the same people doing it may have a negative impact on society as a whole. Then in this case it becomes more complicated...

unacceptable moral Rol simping for Sony with the polls

Pragmatically this question is important, but rationally I would consider it incoherent. It presupposes moral realism and ignores the rather popular noncognivist stance in metaethics.

That being said, I would be more interested in an age group demarcated poll than a broad one such as this. Old people dominate the population at the moment so I think we're retaining much of the morality of individuals from 1930-1950. Show me what Millennials think, or Generation Z relative to boomers.

You seem to be suggesting that if one's actions cause any sadness to anybody, even tangentially, that this is an immoral action.

That seems difficult to defend. If I beat you in a game of chess, surely you will be sad about losing. All I've done is play the game to the best of my abilities though.