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Unread 22 Jan 2008, 20:45   #14
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Re: A question about morality
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Originally Posted by You Are Gay
Society however allows the death of soldiers, foreign combatants and unborn babies.
It doesn't "allow" the death of soldiers, it's just that soldiers are well aware that their jobs carry a higher risk of fatality than other jobs. Same for foreign combatants. Unborn babies don't really get much a choice about the whole dying thing, so it isn't like society is "allowing" them to die.
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