Leftist University 'Intellectual' Claims Murder, Hitler, Etc. Are Not Objectively Evil

There is no truth...

As former Soviet KGB Agent Yuri Bezmenov explained so well many years ago, leftist indoctrination psychologically creates what the Soviets called “demoralization;” a state of mind where one cannot see the difference between right and wrong no matter how much evidence you present to them. A key portion of leftist ideology is “moral relativism."

Moral relativism posits that ethics and morals are not absolute; rather, they are shaped by cultural, societal, and individual circumstances. What may be deemed virtuous in one society could be viewed as reprehensible in another. It is akin to the camera’s lens, filtering the vast tableau of human experience through subjective views and personal interpretations. The problem with that lens is that human flaws tend to make such a lens a self serving one. Thus, opening the floodgates to moral chaos, suggesting that if all morals are relative, then any behavior could be justified.

This indoctrinated university student is the poster child for moral relativism; so much so that he cannot bring himself to say that murder, child sexual assault and Hitler are objectively evil.

Famed author Andrzej Sapkowski, who created “the Witcher” series of books, games, films and television shows, wrote the main character, “Geralt of Rivia” in such a way as to teach the reader the dangers of moral relativism:

In “the Witcher” universe, “witchers” are genetically engineered monster hunters.

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