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I think the root problem is more, um, systemic. Everybody in "intellectual" professional fields is under great economic pressure to have the last word, or at least to assert their POV victoriously. It is very difficult to remain linguistically holistic.
In practical terms, I don't think it's fair or justified to contextually compare @JonHaidt to slave owners. It's not fair to do so because words have power and consequences. It is an ironic way of falling into a scholastic pitfall when criticizing the scholastic approach.
There is no such comparison being made. Respectfully, it’s a bad misreading. Haidt et al are being critiqued for failure to discuss misuses of ideals, and hence obscuring the way bad stuff gets masked.
To be perfectly true to linear facts, I think @evefairbanks alone could speak with certainty about how the parallel was intended. Anybody else's reading is an interpretation that is dependent on the individual emotional and cultural lens.
But I did find the comparison misguided.
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