Gray paint and moral compromise in social norms
A broad critique contrasts gray morality with black and white absolutes. It argues many people defend flexibility, saying morals shift with circumstances. Absolute rigidity is praised by some, yet compromise is portrayed as a dangerous vice in a world of relative ethics.
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