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And so..?
by Sporktacular 4y ago
And so..?
- djohnston 4y agoI mean what's wrong with it? There's nothing morally off pursuing medical benefits of these transfusions with consenting donors.
- adamors 4y agoPeople who consent to this are in a vulnerable position usually, exploiting someone like that is rather unethical.
- djohnston 4y agoHard disagree. There are plenty of people in bad positions that need to do things that they would rather not. At one level it's having a job in the first place. I don't consider their consent to be unethical, it is the best choice they can make in the current situation, and the person asking for blood did not craft the entire situation.
- ramraj07 4y agoSure nothing wrong, but why would you get offended if they call him blood boy man? Doesn’t seem to have any connotations, literally a factual statement (assuming it really is true he uses or used blood boys).
- andsoitis 4y agoIt’s a slur that is rooted in puritanical values and I have an aversion to close mindedness.