No right or wrong answers in ethics

Correct, there are no right or wrong answers related to the social behaviors that people choose to take in a society. People regardless of their social status, group involvement, etc., people are going to choose to do what they like. Like mentioned previously, there is no higher group or power that owns the right to tell someone what they are doing is wrong or right. That"s why I stand by my decision and argue that there are no right or wrong answers in ethics. People are able to choose and do as they wish, given that we live in a free country. If we lived outside of the United States, I could understand why you would argue that things people do are right or wrong, black and white. But I disagree because what people choose to do, and what goes on in society is very grey. Society isn"t black and white as people would like to think. Throughout the beginning of your argument it is just based on definition of words. Relating to the topic of social media regarding body image. There is no right or wrong approach to this controversy. The social media is going to continue to put ideas into the minds of younger people, but what I am arguing is that the people of the society are going to either choose to listen to what the media says or disregard it. And i am arguing that there are no right or wrong answers in ethics, or moral, because that is true. If people choose to follow the idea and continue to grow with what the media is pushing on people, then who am I to tell them that is wrong or right. Im arguing from the side of the people and their decisions. Not necessarily what is persuading or deterring the people of the society to make the decisions they choose. Correct, the media telling people to mold to look a certain way is definitely a grey area. The media is in no control of the decisions people choose to make from what they state. The media is just there to express what is the new "mainstream" but its what people do with that, that make my point acceptable. Now regarding the eating disorders, social media isn't telling young girls or guys to stop eating to look thin or look a certain way. Social media is expanding its opinions and like mentioned many of times, its what the individual chooses to do. Social media isn't wrong for putting these ideas into young peoples minds, but its also not right for making people believe they have to live up to a certain standard. Its a grey area. Another major topic in today's society is gay marriage. The question is should it be legalized throughout the country, or not? Allowing gay marriage or not allowing gay marriage is another perfect example of a grey area. Gay marriage is legalized in certain states but not others. Now who am I, or anyone else to say that two people of the same sex don't have a right to get married? In my opinion I feel that if two people want to get married and are happy together let them. With your argument of there being right or wrong answers in ethics Im guessing you would argue why its not acceptable. But a question for you would be, who said that certain religions have the right to discriminate against others of different sexual orientations? Just because they live outside a religious norm, that doesn't mean that their marriage is wrong or right. If they choose to do that, so be it.