“It’s all relative” is four or five different claims wearing one coat — one about facts, three about truth, one about conduct — and some of them contradict the others. Explore the five positions, then sort real sentences into them. Each sentence tells you which question it is answering, if you listen to the verb.
Which question is it answering?
Click a position to open its dossier on the right. The five are not rival answers to one question — they answer three different questions, which is why they get confused.