Scented Nectar wrote:
>>>You seem to enjoy comparing child abuse
>>>to meat eating.
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>>The analogy is appropriate. Both involve things that
>>some people say are absolutely wrong. If something is
>>absolutely wrong, there is no ethical room for anyone
>>to do any of it.
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>>>It's like pollution...
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>>No, it isn't like pollution at all, dummy. That was
>>the whole point of bringing up pollution. Pollution
>>isn't morally wrong, it's just undesirable from a
>>utilitarian standpoint.
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> But it is like pollution.
It is NOT like pollution: no one believes pollution
_per se_ to be absolutely wrong, the way you profess to
believe killing animals to be absolutely wrong.
Pollution is undesirable from a *utilitarian*
standpoint. My toilet being stopped up is undesirable,
but it is not morally bad.
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>>>Who are you to say whether pollution is morally
>>>wrong or not?
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>>It isn't. No one views it as morally wrong.
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> I do.
No, you don't. No one does. You view it as
undesirable, not morally wrong.
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