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You're committing the slippery slope fallacy. My point still stands regardless of the extreme example you decided to illustrate it: you disregarded society's v
by zak_mc_kracken 12y ago
You're committing the slippery slope fallacy.
My point still stands regardless of the extreme example you decided to illustrate it: you disregarded society's values and in return the society will disregard some of your values.
The prisoner doesn't get to decide what is cruel and unusual punishment to them.
- kmm 12y agoOf course the prisoner doesn't, society does, but that's just being pedantic, nobody's arguing that! The point is that a society that forces a diet on a prisoner , which that prisoner finds immoral, is wrong.