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Can someone translate this for me; written by Gorsuch, the new Supreme Court nominee;
Posted by
Loyola
Feb 1 '17, 06:59
“to act intentionally against life is to suggest that its value rests only on its transient instrumental usefulness for other ends.”
And is the "its" referring to the "act", or to "life"?
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Thanks. -- nm
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Loyola
Feb 1, 07:11
its = life. He's arguing against euthanasia by saying life has meaning in itself. -- nm
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spamlet
Feb 1, 07:05
Life. -- nm
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mara
Feb 1, 07:03
Abortion is bad, m'kay? -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 1, 07:00
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*hands you the Jump to Conclusions mat* -- nm
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Strongbad
Feb 1, 07:05
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On this subject? No.
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Strongbad
Feb 1, 07:22
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It's from his book on euthanasia. -- nm
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spamlet
Feb 1, 07:03
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Euthanasia is bad, m'kay? -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 1, 07:05
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(The argument applies the same to either, I would think) -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 1, 07:06
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(I don't think it does?) -- nm
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Loyola
Feb 1, 07:10
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In either case, it's addressing a straw man utilitarian argument. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Feb 1, 07:18
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