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12/20/2013 5:25:19 PM
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I still respect it, even if it's something that I didn't do or would think of putting my kids through. It's a culture that's deeply rooted in their respective families. Who am I to judge their family decisions if I'm not part of their immediate family or their group?
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Just because it's culturally legitimate or traditional doesn't mean it's morally right. But I can see where you're coming from.
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It's not my place to judge. Morality is subjective. Do I consider it morally wrong? I consider many things morally wrong, with that being one of them in a very long list. However, what I consider morally wrong, someone else might consider alright in their books.
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True. That's when Jiminy Cricket comes into play. Of course, some people completely lack a conscience in the first place.
