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Your bad faith question implies there could only be one answer to this question, which I would hope you know is untrue, as the answer clearly relies on the auth
by amcoastal 5y ago
Your bad faith question implies there could only be one answer to this question, which I would hope you know is untrue, as the answer clearly relies on the authors/readers ethical system, which are relative. For instance, one could imagine a utilitarian ethical system where you could discriminate against someone's race and cause a good much larger than the 'bad' of discrimination. OTOH, someone could have a reductionist moral system and just think 'racial discrimination = bad'. I know which side of the fence I fall on.
- 7537736638 5y ago> For instance, one could imagine a utilitarian ethical system where you could discriminate against someone's race and cause a good much larger than the 'bad' of discrimination. I can't imagine such a scenario. Maybe you could give an example?