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Not necessarily. Not going into political arguments, but just because the majority agrees with something, does not make it ethical. Edit: I do agree with the s
by oliverx0 7y ago
Not necessarily. Not going into political arguments, but just because the majority agrees with something, does not make it ethical.
Edit: I do agree with the sentiment of your post though. That is, to counter the idea that “ethics” depends on whatever view of the world an individual has.
- sida 7y agoExactly, majority of the people in many of the states in the US believes gay marriage to be unethical. I mean, not long ago, these same majority of people wouldn’t have voted for African americans to go to the same schools as white children. And that’s all within this current generation
- supercanuck 7y agoSeems like same thing is happening with facial recognition.
- staticautomatic 7y agoFurthermore, in democracies, people are regularly convinced to support all kinds of things they don't agree with or even understand.