The Basics of Ethical Relativism

nt to be treated." We are all raised hearing this as children yet somewhere along the way it is forgotten. Genocide and famine are completely preventable and I believe are done out of fear and hatred. If it is embedded in the customs and traditions of every culture that genocide and political famine are wrong, I believe it will be easier to create communities and societies to be supportive of all their people, not just those they choose. Communities and societies are only stronger when they are united not divided.
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