This in-depth analysis of ethical relativism and its role in contemporary social problems examines the inner attitudes of society and how ethical relativism has created individuals who have no respect for the rights and safety of others. Presented is a simple case for the rational provability of the equal rights doctrine and how such a proof can alleviate or solve intractable social problems. Described is a simple, no-cost tax reform that has been endorsed by eight recent winners of the Nobel Prize in economics.