Moral relativism is often portrayed as 'realism' or an 'even-handed' approach to the world. This is a convenient cover for what amounts to an acceptance of 'might-makes-right,' and the promotion of a world where the strong can endlessly take advantage of the weak. As history shows, there is nothing realistic or even-handed about the consequences...
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