Webster's Collegiate Dictionary defines moral as ' of or relating to the principles of right and wrong in behavior'. But what is right, and what is wrong? How can we tell the good from the bad? The bottom line is that everyone will have a different answer. As children we have values and morales programmed into our minds from our parent's, and until someone does something drastic to change those thoughts, they will always be set into our heads. Morality deals with how behavior should conform generally with cultural ideas of right and wrong. Morality represents how you think things are in this world and the way certain issues should be handled. I think that before our society can be morally just, our government and laws need to be set. For example, equal opportunity employers, along with the topic of affirmative action, are two perfect examples of our governments use of doublethink. The contradiction can be seen easily in that to deal with the problems of discrimination during hiring, or college acceptance, there must be a discrimination against others. One may ask how the both of thes

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