In a Typically haughty editorial, New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow bemoans the allegedly increasing partisanship and the allegedly increasing intensity of that partisanship. Then he writes the following: There are some moral issues on which there can be no ambiguity. For instance, people cannot be treated differently because of the way they were born, developed or identify; women must have access to the full range of reproductive options; and something must be done about the continued carnage of gun violence in this country.
Moral issues on which there can be no ambiguity?
Moral issues on which there can be no…
Moral issues on which there can be no ambiguity?
In a Typically haughty editorial, New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow bemoans the allegedly increasing partisanship and the allegedly increasing intensity of that partisanship. Then he writes the following: There are some moral issues on which there can be no ambiguity. For instance, people cannot be treated differently because of the way they were born, developed or identify; women must have access to the full range of reproductive options; and something must be done about the continued carnage of gun violence in this country.