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What do you mean we tolerate? If you mean criminal behaviour we don't really tolerate that. If you mean kids or disabled I think I've heard it justified that we
by VierScar 4y ago
What do you mean we tolerate? If you mean criminal behaviour we don't really tolerate that. If you mean kids or disabled I think I've heard it justified that we have a contract to their parents that we still respect their rights.
For disabled I guess you could say it's a contract with the rest of society? Because we don't like the idea of treating other humans below a certain threshold. Or.. reasons I guess haha
- wruza 4y agoIn a sense that all humans deserve a trial, relative safeties while at it and other things claimed as fundamental rights even if they tend to commit a crime as a lifestyle. A misbehaving animal or an AI that cannot be shown to understand the principles reliably (i.e. en masse of their species) would be simply “turned off” or get isolated with much less bureaucracy. To make it clear, I’m not opposing these reasons, it was just a note.