This is Why We Move

I believe that there is no universal morality, but I believe that is why each individual nation has such a distinct set of laws. You cannot encompass everyone's values in any set of laws, that would literally be impossible. I believe that this is a big reason for immigration between countries. People move away from the United States if they do not believe in the way our land is governed. In turn people also move to the United States (an example of this would be illegal immigration from Cuba) because they feel that the way this land is governed is much more closely related to their own moral umbrellas. Most people in America have similar moral values because it is tradition passed down from generation to generation. As the generations go on, our moral umbrellas are spreading. This can tie back into feminist jurisprudence. As we go on in the United States we are creating more opportunities for women that we as a nation didn't always see as morally essential. Each country is [free] to do its best to influence other countries as they see fit (an example being segregation in South Africa)- but it is ultimately up to the country in question to lead their citizens. Some countries may even be narrowing their moral umbrellas, it is all just a matter of society. Which ever way the government pushes the society (Whether influenced within the government itself, or influenced by citizens that push for change) is the way the moral umbrella will fall.