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Slack.com slash DHQ. As many of you have noticed, our country is deeply divided. For those

of you who haven't noticed, our country is deeply divided. Half the people seem to be

clinging to old-fashioned values like faith, patriotism, and decency, and the other half vote

for the Democrats. But we here at the Andrew Klaven show believe that through education

and understanding, we can begin to build bridges between us conservatives and the evil knuckle

heads on the left. So today we'd like to examine a key principle of what we laughingly call

leftist thought, namely, relativism. Relativism is the idea that there is no absolute truth,

knowledge, or morality. But that each culture forms its own sense of what's true or false

or right or wrong. Relativists claim that there are cultures where our most deeply held

morals and values do not apply. Places where infidelity is acceptable, places where cowardice

is admired, places where murder is just an ordinary event that one must get used to. Places

like France, in other words. According to these leftists, the virtue of relativism is that

it makes you less judgmental about other cultures. Let's say, for example, you're a woman

traveling in Saudi Arabia and you find yourself being flagged to death for exposing your

bare ankle. Rather than taking a haughty tone that privileges your Western values, you

might instead observe that when one is in Saudi Arabia, one must learn to behave like

a retrograde savage without the moral sense God gave a coyote, or you might prefer to stay

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