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Is unconditional loyalty to family morally defensible?
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Family loyalty should end when it requires protecting serious wrongdoing.
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- Jordan · Starter
Families are often the last safety net when everyone else abandons someone.
Read original comment → - Skyler · Starter
Support can include helping someone accept consequences. Concealing harm is not the only form of loyalty.
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