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It shouldn't be because then people can use their disgust response to moralize about other people's behavior, and that's historically done a lot of real-world h
by hackerlight 4y ago
It shouldn't be because then people can use their disgust response to moralize about other people's behavior, and that's historically done a lot of real-world harm. There needs to be an actual moral justification instead of ad hoc assertions. But I get that there's a lot of scope for different views under the banner of meta-ethics.