What Is The Basis Of "Immoralities"?

In my opinion you can't find the basis of immoralities in the society. Basically immortalities generates from the injustice of the society with people or by the group of certain peoples with other peoples. It is not possible to ignore norms, traditions, rules and obligations of the society. If you want live, you must have to adopt or act as per the society norms, rules and regulations. Each society gave equal rights to every class or in simple words every human being to utilize all resources available.

Now, if someone get those facilities and favors without fulfilling the certain requirements and law enforcement agencies do not create an obstacle, immoralities appear. In this era, norms, rules and regulations are defined and if someone is not abiding the same and is not discourages, immoralities appear.

People starts using the shortcuts to avail the same opportunities and did not understand that this could create of race of injustice. For example, if some one breaks highway rules and did not get punished, what will happen? All peoples will start using the same fashion and the system of whole society will be disturbed, therefore, every violation, misuse, dishonesty are the basis of immoralities of the society

Can pleasure be sinful? Man has been created so say most religions, and this is in some ways backed by common sense, with an inherent knowledge of what is right and what is wrong. The soul has been perfected in such a way that it is perfect, but it is capable of being corrupted. It is a test for man, so say the faiths, to see what path he makes his. There are laws within which man can experience pleasures permissibly and morally. But the soul, and hence man, is easily corruptible.

In an actual experiment where rats were allowed the option to choose between food and an electric impulse that provided pleasure it was found that the rats opted for the latter, so much so that they starved to death. These animals lacked knowledge or reason but man has these faculties to guide him. It is when he looses control of reason that he commits acts of this nature.