Thread: A question about morality
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Unread 22 Jan 2008, 18:54   #13
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Re: A question about morality
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"Why does (British) society not kill disabled babies* whilst allowing the existence of abortion?"
Society doesnt kill babies, people do.

Are you suggesting that disabled babies should be forcibly killed against the will of the parents, or that parents should be allowed to kill 'their' disabled babies if they choose to?

These positions are very, very different.
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