Nonmoral values carry no such responsibility or obligation. They express what we like or want to do. I may like to eat chocolate ice cream, listen to classical music, go skateboarding, or read novels. In no way am I obligated to do these things. We have a right and a duty to insist that all people behave in accordance with these universal moral values.
Moral problems are a kind of practical problem.
Moral considerations are considerations that guide, or are expected to guide, our actions. Acting selfishly is the contradictory opposite of acting morally. We do not have to look far to see that many young people experience difficulty living a clear, consistent moral life. The good news is that over the years we have learned ways in which we can help them to do better. Young people today, first of all, need moral leaders.