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That's the moral dilemma. In a just world, people wouldn't have to sell their bodies or break their minds in order to eat. But we don't live in a just world, s
by jstarfish 3y ago
That's the moral dilemma. In a just world, people wouldn't have to sell their bodies or break their minds in order to eat.
But we don't live in a just world, so until we do, denying them opportunities over "ethics" is condemning them to worse treatment elsewhere-- or starvation.
Hungry people don't care about the opinions of fat academics pontificating about Ethics.
- mistrial9 3y agogreat emotional appeal - yet there is more than enough food in a lot of the world, for the last fifty years, and much longer. Starving people are somehow close by warring people, want to bet? It is problems of Empire, how to transmit $2USD to the edges while pulling the real control to the center. young workers in dire conditions are generally docile and replaceable, right?