What exactly is it for an action to be right or wrong?
Walking is an action or activity and not one which I particularly associate with ideas of right and wrong but there are circumstances where walking is prohibited or would be considered inadvisable, such as walking on the flowers or even the grass in a park or jay walking. It seems to me that in such cases where walking is prohibited or inadvisable the action is not any different to those circumstances where walking is not prohibited. So what is the difference? Is it that I have chosen a bad example, or at least one which is not an example of the rights and wrongs of action? What could possibly happen that I should worry about when I walk?
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