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Is speeding -- driving faster than the legal limit -- immoral?
First of, 'speeding' simply means 'moving fast'. It's only in our age of Newspeak that it came to mean 'driving faster than the legal limit'.
Second, something that doesn't cause -or has little potential to cause- harm to self/others
cannot and
shouldn't be deemed as immoral. So, driving at an appropriate speed for the road, albeit over the speed limit, isn't and shouldn't be wrong. Driving dangerously/drunk/doped, even at below the speed limit, is wrong.
Third, the speed limit varies according to region, current government and level of political-correctness. so, if it was immoral that would mean that morality is defined by laws and politicians.
Speed limits have nothing to do with morality and everything to do with self-righteousness, hypocricy and social conditioning.
'Nuff said.
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