> In other cultures and times in the past, for example, all human life was not valued and slavery was considered a normal part of life.
That's funny, because in a large amount the justification for slavery was religious.
The perks of religion are great if you're on the right side. The downside is that you might also find yourself on the side of the "other", and then any concerns you might have stop mattering, and how much that might suck for you doesn't matter because deontology doesn't concern itself with consequences.
That's funny, because in a large amount the justification for slavery was religious.
The perks of religion are great if you're on the right side. The downside is that you might also find yourself on the side of the "other", and then any concerns you might have stop mattering, and how much that might suck for you doesn't matter because deontology doesn't concern itself with consequences.