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If utilitarian ethics are better than deontological ethics, then you're right. But it's hard to value one system over the other. I'm guess Marco is acting on pr
by alangfiles 11y ago
If utilitarian ethics are better than deontological ethics, then you're right. But it's hard to value one system over the other. I'm guess Marco is acting on principal here, and not on greatest good for the cause.
- dragonwriter 11y ago> If utilitarian ethics are better than deontological ethics, then you're right. But it's hard to value one system over the other. No, its not. Its quite easy to do so, and people do it all the time without any particular effort. Its impossible, not merely hard, to argue that someone else should value one over the other, without first choosing some from of one or the other as the basis for the argument, since you can't get a value conclusion without a value premise.