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Originally Posted by TinyRedLeaf
I'm half expecting someone, somewhere, somehow to defend the father on the basis of relative morality. Because, you know, his house, his rules, and outsiders have no right to impose their values on him and his family.
"It's all relative! There's no such thing as universal rights and wrongs!"
That's usually the case when someone wants to defend controversial social mores against those of so-called bigots, usually of the conservative variety.
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That totally reminds of what happened when I was banned from a certain forum because of the "liberal" tendencies of the admin. He wanted to "harmonize" the forums for the idealized "liberalism" which was supposed to be what "western civilization" stood for.
But meh, I really need to start watching.