I think only the religious believe that morality is real with any overarching purpose. However, creating systems of morality is something else entirely.

While I feel you could be accused of a certain amount of semantics I respect your opinion and thank you for the reply.

Interesting and informative as always.

I reject the idea that morality exists as anything more meaningful that subjective experiences that are defined by each individual. That fundamentally people are emotional, sentient entities, independent; who exist subjectively.

Someone who has anti-social personality disorder cannot do this, they lack the capacity to see people as anything more than objects in their world.

Whilst I choose not to rape, not because of morality, but because I understand that its traumatic, damaging, violent; and something to which I would object to being done to me. Someone with anti-social personality disorder / psychopathy is incapable of understanding that difference.

As such, whilst I don't believe that morality is real in any meaningful way, I am capable of understanding concepts like right and wrong, and engage in understanding them and defining them.

Brady wasn't, fundamentally, people exist for his benefit, not their own.