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To maintain political and social stability.
by matz1 7y ago
To maintain political and social stability.
- sorokod 7y agoWell, this is a justification, but not a moral one. This one can be employed to justify any arbitrary measure applied by any arbitrary authority at any arbitrary point in time.
- matz1 7y agoMorality is relative, to them it maybe very well be the moral thing to do. >This one can be employed to justify any arbitrary measure applied by any arbitrary authority at any arbitrary point in time Yes it can but you don't have to agree with it
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- sorokod 7y agoYou say that "to them it maybe very well be the moral thing to do", is that actually the case?
- matz1 7y agoIts impossible to really know because I'm not them thus I say maybe, but it certainly possible that they think is the moral thing to do right ?
- PavlovsCat 7y ago> Morality is relative, to them it maybe very well be the moral thing to do. It certainly is not how they would want to be treated, or this whole discussion could simply be settled by the holders of one opinion murdering everyone else. Nobody wants that applied to them, making everybody who rationalizes it being done to others a vulgar hypocrite.