I'd like an example of one of these moral causes. And you gave, I think, a very good, naturalistic attempt at an answer. That's fine, but other may not care about contracts. William Bonin derived pleasure from being able to hurt others. Terrorist groups derive pleasure in killing the innocent.
Whole countries can derive pleasure in overpowering a neighbor.
And so it goes. But you cannot make this statement until you can confirm the source and the veracity of the moral standards. That is another argument, and can be undertaken at any time. What is really going on here is the examination, by reason, of world views. Part of that inquiry is into the logical consequences of the competing paradigms.