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Morality Isn't Relative | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond
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America has begun making decisions contrary to the foundation of morality and ethics upon which we were founded.
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We’ve begun magnifying morals that are relative to personal opinion. Unfortunately, this is an unstable base upon which to build a country.
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When morals become subjective, the dividing line between freedom and bondage is blurred. Founding father Samuel Adams knew this.
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He stated, “While the people are virtuous they cannot be subdued; once they lose their virtue,