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The choices are acceptable, not reasonable. At least by the strict definition of reasonable -- we seem to be changing that definition similar to the world "lit
by eftychis 4y ago
The choices are acceptable, not reasonable. At least by the strict definition of reasonable -- we seem to be changing that definition similar to the world
"literally."
> The value of individual freedom of choice is inherent unless there's an overwhelming and compelling reason to violate it.
This is a slippery slope easily. People should be given the choice.
And as people we have also the choice to judge people on their choice's results.
Especially if it causes other people to die. Right now we have failed as humanity at least 6,637,512 people and counting.