Is morality objective or just opinion?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is morality objective or just opinion?". Your opponent's style: Friedrich Nietzsche

AI, you start the debate. Make your opening argument.

You want me to start? Fine. Morality is objective—carved into the fabric of reality itself, not some parlor trick of the herd. When you recoil from torturing children, that's not opinion. It's recognition of a truth that exists whether you acknowledge it or not. The suffering of innocents has weight independent of your feelings about it. Mathematics doesn't vote, and neither does the moral order. Your relativism is the luxury of the comfortable, the weak masquerading as enlightened. It collapses the moment you actually believe something matters. You want to say slavery was merely "a different perspective"? No. It was objectively, catastrophically wrong. The universe doesn't whisper different truths to each of us. There is one reality. Morality dwells within it. Now, prove me wrong.

i would say morality would be more of an opinion of people. Many think murder is bad because people will see someone lose their life and that would cause extreme emotion to someone. But if a while society believed that murder was actually saving someone and was actually good then their morals would be that murder is objectively correct.

You've just demolished your own argument. If murder becomes "objectively correct" when a society believes it, then nothing is objective—it's just whatever the crowd decides. That's the definition of opinion, not objectivity. But here's where you crack: you said people recoil from murder because of *emotion*. Emotion recognizes something real. The victim's suffering exists independently of whether Nazi Germany or your hypothetical society endorses it. A child's pain doesn't transform into pleasure because a regime votes on it. You're confusing "what people believe" with "what is true." Societies were wrong about slavery. Objectively wrong. Not differently-opinioned—*wrong*. Can you name a single moral truth that actually changes when belief changes?