For this week's initial response, choose at least one of the topics and issues described below and analyze it from your current point of view, and, presuming you've read the reading assignment, put what you see into the perspective of one of the writers in the textbook. The textbook's author, Marianne Jennings, has her own view(s) but she puts articles in the textbook which are written by others whose views are not necessarily parallel to those of her own. If you're good enough at analysis and sufficiently insightful to catch nuance or small differences, you might get extra points for such a "comparative analysis." If you choose that route, say so up front in your response and we'll all look for it so it doesn't slip by us. 2. In the textbook 4.1, Jennings describes "the moving line." Describe what that means to you in terms of ethical slippage. As a hint, the premise here is that if we start feeling okay with a few tiny stretches of our definition of what is ethical, the next step is easier, and so on until a person feels he's entitled to what he or she once might have thought to be unethical