The second consequence is the loss of accountability for the actions within a society itself. The morality of an action would be solely based on the standards of the society, not based on human rights or a universal social contract. The issue therein is that there is also nothing to keep the society morally sound. If murdering a blonde abides by the moral code within the society, then the act of murder itself in that society is not morally wrong. Rachels posits the argument that if Cultural Relativism restricts one from the criticizing the actions of/in other countries, then it can also forbid one from criticizing one’s own. This theory implies that morality itself would crumble and chaos would ensue. However, out of fear and a goal of survival,
