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by brudgers
5643 days ago
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>"it is right to steal to feed a starving family, if stealing is necessary" This slips into what I called "semi-deontological" ethics which has the same issues as ontological ethics, i.e. that it is possible to provide a counter example for any generic ethical rule. Until you get down to an actual example one may invoke Nazi's, fatal pandemics, or lawyers tied to railroad tracks. |
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