I read everything you say in response to one of my posts but expecting that I go back to search for everything you've ever written, ever, is ridiculous. And you were responding to a comment I made to OneBrow, not you. The biggest fault I see in your thinking is that you outsource your own morals. An act is right or wrong because she thinks it is, or because of what consensus says. It is all someone else. It is all go along to get along. There is no ownership.
Is it a good thing if your family, friends, and neighbors are more likely to be a victim of crime? Without looking around to see what everyone else thinks, is a rising crime rate a good thing? How about rising divorce rates? Do you think it is a good thing when families split apart and lawyers take a third of everything that couple has built over their lives? Do you want to see more of that? How about suicide rate? Do you have an opinion of your own on the health of a society that increasingly chooses to kill themselves. Do you think children raised by single mothers do better at life than children raised in two-parent households? The data on all of this is absolutely damning.
While I don't agree with the prescriptions this guy makes at the conclusion of his video, his examination of the data is very good.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp_rgqRugho