I didn't vote you down, and please don't read this as an attack, it's an honest question: Yes, he obviously has a strong opinion on the matter, because it's a

I didn't vote you down, and please don't read this as an attack, it's an honest question: Yes, he obviously has a strong opinion on the matter, because it's a direct and obvious consequence of his ethical worldview. Is this really a bad thing? Do you see a distinction between "political bias" and "ethical belief"? These aren't necessarily issues with a single objective answer, and I don't understand the tendency to dismiss ethical stances as being "political" or "impractical", typically in favor of some ambiguously "pragmatic" status-quo. How would you rather see things work?