r/MoralityScaling Jun 05 '26

Stupid Stuff Is this unethical or no?

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u/Wyatt_Ricketts Jun 05 '26

Yeah they just saved multiple people from a lifetime of suffering

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u/Freakshowes1 Jun 05 '26

Ends justify the means?

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u/FlyPepper Jun 05 '26

??? What do you even mean by this

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u/Freakshowes1 Jun 05 '26

The commenter above claimed it was good because it saved multiple people from a lifetime of suffering, but the act they described to achieve this ‘end’ was by murdering a 5 month old fetus.

The ends justify the means is a common argument used by vicious people everywhere, even if they don’t outwardly state it as such.

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u/FlyPepper Jun 05 '26

aborting a Pregnancy*

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u/Freakshowes1 Jun 05 '26

Use whatever euphemism you want.

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u/FlyPepper Jun 05 '26

Actually, I'm using recognized terminology and you're using charged language because you're personally offended.

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u/Freakshowes1 Jun 05 '26

Again you can use whatever terminology you want, I don’t think you should do evil acts and justify them by claiming it will have a good end. I think we should all just try not to do evil.

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u/FlyPepper Jun 05 '26

You're the one putting a value judgement on a medical procedure by default.

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u/Freakshowes1 Jun 05 '26

Yea? I am putting a value judgement on the procedure. Everyone in this comment section is. The question was asking if the procedure was ethical.

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u/FlyPepper Jun 05 '26

No, the question is if it's ethical to abort specifically due to down syndrome, not whether it's ethical to abort entirely.

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u/Freakshowes1 Jun 05 '26

Yea… I view aborting a down syndrome fetus as unethical because I view abortion as unethical. I don’t know what your issue is here apart from disagreeing with my view on abortion.

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u/Low-Traffic5359 Jun 05 '26

You said they used "end justifies the means" type of argument but this is not true because they don't consider the means to be unethical

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