By Susan Duffy on 10/18/2008 6:54 pm Your response is a terrific example of ‘moral relativism’ where by the consequences of ‘your beliefs’ conflict with that of ‘someone else’, me. The ‘right’ to health care, you believe exists, in reality, does not. Susan- I do understand your point of view and still we can disagree. “Moral relativism” is usually meant as a criticism. The justification of moral judgements is relative rather than absolute to the traditions, convictions or pratices of a group. Do I hear natural selection process? I thought we as a society had progressed past this point in culture. American history is much like the Bible in that I can support many postions using historical data or scriptures. So many interpretations to support “Moral Relativism”

Colin Powell is endorsing Senator Obama. His reasons spoken are well said and truly sum up what I and many others have been feeling. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/27265746#27265490