re: Ann Selzer might need a Pardon from Joe Biden

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I was referring to ethics—the standards of right and wrong—which govern behavior.

I was drawing attention to her comment, which seemed like she was adhering to moral relativism.

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Ok, I see. Thanks for explaining
So, for a discussion. Aren't morals and ethics, a learned/taught issue?
Where I'm coming from, is that the ethics that so many of us teach our kids as parents... Is so vastly different than the ways being brought up on those kids when they are in college, out of our reach and supervision.

Trump at the very least file lawsuits against every POS

If nothing else, you drain their bank accounts

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It is, yes. Those that deny God’s law as supreme create their own law. That’s where we get into moral relativism, which was the point of my initial post

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Hey, appreciate the response and the time you took to explain! Thanks FMC
Ok, I hope I don't put my foot in my mouth here, if so, apologize. Difficult for me to talk religion in text. I try to abbreviate too much.
I get it, that you're saying more people need more Jesus. And what ur saying about man made in God's image.
And I too, believe that we as humans have an innate good in us. particularly in empathy and compassion. And a strong mechanism for Faith.
I see that as the start of the road. And we as people need to constantly learn, be taught, and keep up in the belief to stay on that road and walk it properly. It's so easy to stray from the path and get lost.

Particularly with so many False Shepards about in the world right now.

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Hey, appreciate the response and the time you took to explain! Thanks FMC

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You got it, any time!

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Ok, I hope I don't put my foot in my mouth here, if so, apologize. Difficult for me to talk religion in text. I try to abbreviate too much.
I get it, that you're saying more people need more Jesus. And what ur saying about man made in God's image.
And I too, believe that we as humans have an innate good in us. particularly in empathy and compassion. And a strong mechanism for Faith.
I see that as the start of the road. And we as people need to constantly learn, be taught, and keep up in the belief to stay on that road and walk it properly. It's so easy to stray from the path and get lost.

Particularly with so many False Shepards about in the world right now.

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I don't know your background so I'll try to keep this somewhat generic, but logically speaking, the law of non-contradiction does not allow for there to be multiple "right" or "true" paths, morally speaking. Either there is a singular right path, or there is no right path at all, and all paths are merely acceptable because of the lack of truth involved (like there is no best flavor of ice cream since there is no standard for what best is, and so each person can have their opinions that are neither better nor worse than any other).

If morality and ethics are entirely subjective, then there is no singular "road" and there is no "proper" way to walk whatever road a person decides to walk.

Speaking in terms of a path and walking it properly is speaking to an objective standard that a person can learn and grow in. I agree with that thinking because I believe that God has implanted a basic intuitive knowledge of His law as the "road" and our consciences either accuse us or excuse us when we don't walk properly (how He commands us) down that road.

I agree with that language being used, but my contention is that only through the objective moral standard of God's law can anyone use that language, otherwise morality/ethics is reduced down to personal opinions with no standard to determine which one is truly "right" or "wrong" or how one gets "better", morally speaking.

"it's not my ethic" makes absolutely no sense grammatically.

With the way Cumswallow’s campaign was paying everyone and everything for promotion and support it’s clear they paid Selzer to put out the bogus poll.