No, that’s not the question at all. Given that sitting in another’s piss can precipitate, among other things, dire health consequences, this is a question that revolves more around, say, common sense.
Instead, the moral question revolves around whether it is right or wrong to piss on the toilet seat. Or right or wrong to force another to sit on a toilet seat dripping with piss.
How do we go about deciding that – definitively – using the tools of philosophy?
Indeed, it is precisely regarding behaviors such as this that I note the frame of mind of the men and women who construe morality solely in terms of that which gratifies them. If they relish the thought [for whatever personal reason] of Turd sitting on their piss, how does Turd then demonstrate that such behavior [in a world sans God] is essentially or objectively immoral?
How would you do so if you sat on the piss?
And how would such a frame of mind not be profoundly rooted in dasein?
And, again, what makes you a meat-mind objectivist is your deep-seated propensity to insist that if others do not think about this in exactly the same manner in which you do they are, at best, wrong, or, at worst, a “retard”.
You know, in my opinion.