That's situation ethics, Dio.
No, it's a willingness to understand that the frying pan and the fire are not equally desirable options, and as much as I would hate to fry in the frying pan, it is still preferable to burning in the fire.
I have kids who are just starting to make their way into their lives, and the last thing I want to see is Nazi Gestapo proxies beating down our doors trying to arrest us for crimes against the state.
(such as holding contrary opinions.)
I only do the right thing under certain circumstances. My following moral law, ethics and absolute standards only applies when someone else tells me it's OK, and when some internet stranger tells me I should disobey, I follow along like a sheep and do what he tells me to do.
Doesn't work that way with me. I'm doing the right thing, no matter what you try to get me to do.
That's why they're called absolute standards.
(See my signature quote. Not this time).
I think my own absolute standards pretty much dictate that I do what I think is best for the survival of myself and my children, and Nazi Hitlery is pretty much the worst outcome I can envision.
As I have mentioned before, whatever else is wrong with Trump, he doesn't *HATE* us. He doesn't *DESPISE* conservatives and everything they stand for and in which they believe. He won't order the FedGov to crush and torment us.
Hitlery does *HATE* us. She wants to subjugate us to her communist predilections and she will turn the power of government into a weapon to be used against us. (SHE HAS ALREADY DONE THIS BEFORE!!!!)
These very words I am typing now may result in me being sent to a camp.