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I didn't get that far. that's clearly a silly tradeoff. As with everything in the world, there are unintended consequences. It's moral to want people to be saf
by NotSammyHagar 9y ago
I didn't get that far. that's clearly a silly tradeoff.
As with everything in the world, there are unintended consequences. It's moral to want people to be safe, have an opportunity for education, food, a decent lifestyle. I want that for everyone. What makes me happy wouldn't make other people happy.
My friends had a situation where they had a couple of kids and the wife was pregnant in the first 3 months and the docs discovered she had breast cancer. They decided to get an abortion and get treatment. She seems to be fine now. Imagine making that choice? It would kill me to face that.
- posterboy 9y agoUnless you are the woman in question, I suppose, it would not be your decision at all. While facing someone in the position to make that decision is surely not easy, the breast cancer could literally kill the pregnant woman and possibly the baby, too. The decision then rests on various medical conditions that a philosopher would be hardly qualified to judge on.
- NotSammyHagar 9y agoSince I'm not sammy hagar, I could be a woman though ;-)