Commonism

Commonism – There are no rules to govern what’s right or wrong per se, but people have a natural instinct to recognize it and everyone knows how they should behave. Looking at an action or situation, one just 'knows' by instinct what the right thing or at least what the wrong thing is.
This is the philosophy regularly followed by commoners. It's a philosophy for people unconcerned with philosophy and more concerned with just doing what makes sense.
STRENGTHS – Encourages decisiveness in decision making, avoids crippling ethical conundrums.
WEAKNESS – “Right and Wrong” become largely subjective.
EXAMPLES – The farmer who just knows when to reshod a horse and when to put it down, the laborer who knows he’s being mistreated but couldn’t tell you exactly how.

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Personality Trait
1 - I don't sweat the small stuff. 
2 - I've read all the holy texts, I know what they MEAN.
3 - I will try to get everyone around me on the same page. Accordant Concision is important to me.
4 - I am concerned with the well-being of those around me, and always keep an eye on them.
5 - I impart wise (or perhaps "wise") advice any chance I can get.
6 - I am into folk medicine.


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Ideal
1 - Community. We're all in this together (Lawful)
2 - Self Reliance. Someone ought to be able to take care of things themselves. (Chaotic)
3 - Justice. People ought to get what's coming to them. (Lawful)
4 - Fairness. Everyone ought to be treated the same. (Good)
5 - Cynicism. I'm out for me, everyone else is. (Evil)
6 - Common Sense. Everyone should know what the next right thing is. (Any)

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Flaw
1 - I can be incredibly stubborn.
2 - I am often influenced by the crowd around me.
3 - I am easily impressed by certainty.
4 - I can be naive.
5 - I tend to automatically assume that everyone agrees with me.
6 - I drink through my problems.