Nothing odd about it. It's what happens when your children are radicalised. They get confused about right
and wrong, lose moral direction and common sense. Nothing is seen cleanly and simply, everything is double speak.
The writer of this article and her editor and victims of the cultural revolution I've spent the last 10 years banging on about.
'To lose one's moral compass is to no longer adhere to the virtues, morals, or ethics that one previously followed. This idiom describes a state where an individual ceases to judge actions by their rightness or wrongness, often resulting in insensitive, uncaring, or harmful behavior toward others.
While the phrase implies a loss of direction, it is generally understood as a choice to ignore one’s internal ethical guide rather than a permanent inability to distinguish right from wrong. This drift can occur through gradual desensitization, where small, seemingly harmless compromises accumulate over time, or through external factors such as depression, substance abuse, or moral exhaustion from overly rigid adherence to previous standards.
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