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Let's try an example.
Let's say that the Golden Rule is a universal moral principle.
That means that everyone ought to act according to the Golden Rule. That's its claim to universality.
It does not matter whether everyone agrees or disagrees that the Golden Rule is a universal moral principle.
It does not matter whether everyone acts according to the Golden Rule or not.
Does this example help?
I asked you for the definition of 'universality' as you understand it and are using it in this argument.
The above pretty much proves you dont even understand it yourself...you cannot articulate it. Please provide an actual definition as used in the study and application of philosophy.
Otherwise I call BS. (And psssssssssssstttt...your little ditty above shows circular 'logic.' Because viewing what I bolded, the question once again arises: "who says?")