abaya

Yeah, but what if you have two different morals colliding in the situation? E.g. someone is going to shoot your wife if you don't give them $100 (or some other valuable thing) on the spot... one moral of preserve-your-wife's-life is always going to take precedence of the moral of never-pay-someone-off. Not all morals are equal, if you ask me, which makes a blanket question like the one in the poll just a bit too simplistic.

But I guess that's not the gist of the OP... we're talking about giving/getting immoral things for money, not intervening with money to protect a loved one from harm, I suppose.

Again, I also think the whole situation changes when you're in a different country with a different code for getting things done. But I consider that to be a type of cultural relativity (not extreme relativity, but still a type).

__________________
And think not you can direct the course of Love;
for Love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course.
--Khalil Gibran