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Originally Posted by maskedmelon
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Noooo, you cane be ashamed of all kinds of things that have may or may not have something to do with morality, like being stupid or poor or fat or clumsy or dependent or dishonest. It's about evaluating oneself relative to standards, often societal, but they can also be communal like those of a team or class, or familial, or even personal. Shame is essentially a feeling of remorse or regret inadequacy at one's own shortcomings whatever they may be, not necessarily moral, they can be practical or even superficial.
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So it's invalid subjectivity. You do realize you're harping on one specific definition of shame with that while the others deal primarily in morality, right? Still doesn't counter my original analogy. Should you feel the need to respond then you should trace the logic of your stance as you should through an ethic that should be ascribed to being outside of should which should surmise in should being the key indicator of invalid subjectivity.