The concept of moral relativism and moral absolutism has often been intertwined, as consistently adhering to either perspective can produce similarly harsh outcomes in political contexts. Both extremes can foster a lack of compassion and an unyielding approach to governance, leading to ruthlessness in decision-making. This observation highlights the dangers of adhering too rigidly to a single moral perspective without considering the complexities of human behavior and societal needs.
Richard Hofstadter,...