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look, bottom line. what the woman did was not only selfish, but beyond sinful. other cercumstances (i.e., it had been herself or the boys she killed) would have made it more grey to you, more white to me.

if indeed you are pushing to make a case for "moral relativism" know this. the sociology of one community to another may change slightly or drastically, but the primal drives, the psychology is almost constant of those people in the community.

we all have a basic sense of protection of things we hold dear. we all know what love is, even if we can only define it by the word "love" to any satisfaction. we all feel that life should be sacred, and only in necessity is it to be taken. only for the good of other lives is a life to end at the hands of man.

im sure you agree with me on those points, so dont fry your brain trying to understand my life without having lived it, and i wont try to revert to how i once was to understand yours again.