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⌈ Secret Post #2074 ⌋

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i don't understand this whole "bodily choice is #1 and judging peoples' decisions is WRONG" mentality here. it's not a legal obligation but in a humanitarian society it's a moral one. opting out of saving someone's life is an asshole thing to do if your reason is shit.

But you're assuming everyone is looking at life from a humanitarian standpoint...which really is not the case. Considering it a moral obligation is part of a pretty specific world view (one where we're all expected to help each other without much reward).

because that's a social ideal. i'm not about to get philosophical about donating because it only serves to derail the conversation. donating is the right thing to do. not donating without having a decent excuse is, inherently not the right thing to do. i reserve the right to judge people for not doing the right thing, just as they reserve the legal right to, well... not do the right thing.

i really don't care if they're not legally obligated. just because they don't HAVE to doesn't mean i'm not allowed to look down on them.

Yes.

It's only a moral obligation if you subscribe to a particular philosophic approach.

Just like the idea that it's not an obligation is only true if you subscribe to a specific, different philosophic approach.

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