Like Father, Like Daughter?

Morality isn't strictly black and white; it isn't either just right or wrong. Given the chance, circumstances can make 'monsters' of us all. In the meantime, while we each await our turn, maybe we shouldn't be so quick to judge someone based solely on whether or not we think their actions were 'right'. We should, instead, look at the situation, along with the act, as a whole before coming to a conclusion.
Take, for example, one of the most controversial issues to date: Abortion. Right or wrong? Good or bad? Perhaps a necessary evil to some? Whatever one's opinion may be, every woman who has an abortion cannot be put into one big group and labeled 'wrong'. Why should they be if it is done because of rape or health risks? And these are just two of the many reasons.
This also rings true for the parent who steals to feed a starving child; a girl who fights to save her little sister; even a college drop-out. Know the situation, not just the act, since it is a cause and effect relationship.