3 ms·
Talking about "the right to do so" is either a legal or a moral judgement, and the parent said this in the context of both a legal and a non-legal (and therefor
by eridius 8y ago
Talking about "the right to do so" is either a legal or a moral judgement, and the parent said this in the context of both a legal and a non-legal (and therefore moral) perspective.
- throwaway8879 8y agoNo. One could argue for a right while accepting that there isn't an inherent moral value attached to it.