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You're talking about rationalisations. The subjective ethical considerations depend on the context in which the decision is taken, and none of this discovery ch

• coldtea 9y ago
  >You're talking about rationalisations. And morality is all about rationalizations. >The subjective ethical considerations depend on the context in which the decision is taken, and none of this discovery changes the context. Of course it does, as it adds another factor one can request an abortion for -- and the preference against or for that (having a gay baby) is not morally seen as neutral as e.g. not wanting a sickle cell anemic baby.