The word amoral is an adjective that is made up of the prefix “A” that means against and the word moral that etymologically comes from the Latin “mos, moris” and that refers to “custom” . This term is synonymous with another so-called immoral, a word that we use a lot when we refer to something or someone that goes against morality and good customs, but it must be noted that these terms Amoral and immoral have something that differentiates them and that is that An immoral person goes against every rule in force in society and his conduct will be frowned upon, an amoral person, on the other hand, has no established morality so his conduct cannot be determined as good or bad.
When a baby suddenly leaves his house naked, we cannot classify him as immoral because he is not complying with the rules that you have to go out dressed in the street, undoubtedly not because the babies have no knowledge, nor the ability to understand that what he is doing is wrong, therefore this baby would be an amoral person. We also have the example of the indigenous people, these people live in their communities half-naked and that is part of their culture, their way of dressing, therefore they cannot be branded immoral, in their community it is normal for them to dress like this.
Now, if an adult does the same as the baby and goes out naked, this is considered immoral, since he is breaking the rules that are established in the society in which he lives in terms of good customs.
Taoism is a faithful defender of the amoral, since it considers that the individual should not be forced to perform good actions if he does not feel prepared for it, and prevents him from performing bad actions, even when in life it is necessary to experience this type of action. acts in order to understand the scope of what has been done (this is the theory that Taoism supports).
You have to respect the rules and regulations of the country, or community where you live, morality is not a world value, it will depend on the place where they live and the customs that instill them
