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Not when those conditions, and their enforcement, challenge basic human rights. This is ethics 101.
by uoaei 6y ago
Not when those conditions, and their enforcement, challenge basic human rights. This is ethics 101.
- DuskStar 6y agoCan you formulate a way to enforce conditions on international migration and travel that doesn't challenge what you view as "basic human rights"?
- uoaei 6y agoIs it appropriate to give human rights abuses a pass until someone can appease your kneejerk reaction for rationalization?
- DuskStar 6y agoGenerally people will accept "human rights" abuses for ends that they feel strongly enough about if there aren't alternatives. Maintaining the existence of borders as a practical construct is one of those things. So, if you want to end those "human rights" abuses, you'll need to provide alternatives.
- Bancakes 6y agoHuman rights are intangible and the few organisations that tout them concentrate on smaller countries.