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It's interesting to notice when utilitarian arguments are accepted and when they're rejected. The argument offered in favor of abortion without limits tends to
by hackinthebochs 3y ago
It's interesting to notice when utilitarian arguments are accepted and when they're rejected. The argument offered in favor of abortion without limits tends to be that women will get abortions regardless, they will just be dangerous. Presumably the greater good is served by allowing abortions despite the moral issues surrounding killing fetuses/unborn children. I have no trouble imagining many people supporting such a utilitarian argument for abortion but not for generated CP. Though I have a hard time making the distinction intelligible.