Originally Posted by
dwtbd 
Perhaps I dont quite understand what is meant by the use of immoral , but lying, cheating, ducking are immoral acts, kinda makes the doer of such things immoral by definition. Though I agree acting morally is always a choice and sometimes it takes a Lot of conscious effort to act morally and even more perhaps when faced with the consequences of our past immoral actions.
well... I suppose we can evaluate and debate the pathology of one who does things under the influence or one who is addicted to something.
In lab settings, animals' behavior has altered due to being "addicted".
Is someone who is a kleptomaniac immoral? It can be described as impulse control disorder. Is a person with tourette syndrome immoral just because they have the propensity to utter profanities or other inappropriate (racist) remarks? It is beyond their control.
I can go further but I hope you get the point.
edit: I just read post #83 and I suppose that was where I was headed with this one.