Virtue

Virtue starts and ends with us. We don't need other people in order to be virtuous. In the fight good vs evil, virtue vs sin, we always want to be on the virtuous side. We never want to sin. Often, its the behavior that society or certain ideologies deem as sin that seem to make a person a sinner. But if the person does not deep this behavior evil himself, he does not sin.

Is it good and virtuous to be selfless and to give to the poor? Is it evil and sinful to be egoistical? No. This is propaganda of christianity and communism.

Ideologies come with a certain set of moralities and virtues, ready to be used.

Christianity:

• "Don't have sex before mariage."
• "Don't have sex for fun, but only for procreation. Don't masturbate."
• "Don't be gay."
• "Give to the poor."

Intersectionality:

• "There exists a victim hierarchy."
• "If you are only female, colored, disabled, poor or gay then you are only single victim."
• "If you are two of these, you are double victim, making you eligible for more sympathy and compensation (financially and other)."
• "People that have it difficult in life only have it difficult because they were disadvantaged."
• "People that thrive only have it good in life because they were privileged."
• "Victims are disadvantaged. Higher level victims are more disadvantaged."
• "White males can not be disadvantaged, they have all the advantages and privileges, and if they thrive, its only because they were exploiting everyone else."

If you are only taking up a certain ideology and following their virtues and morals, you are not virtuous. It is important to have your own convictions and believes. And to follow your own virtues.

We don't need an ideology to be virtuous

It is completely valid to reject the morality of certain ideologies.