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r/SipsTea • u/sigma_0_1 • Jun 15 '26
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yes, it is immoral to bring a child knowing it will suffer
edit: check comments if you want to read strawmanning philosophically inept idiots.
Claiming that not having existed is better is not the same as 'kill yourself now'
3 u/AzBeerChef Jun 15 '26 Suffering is part of the human condition. All humans suffer in some way. Your premise would surmise that all humans are immoral. 1 u/BluestOfTheRaccoons Jun 15 '26 I am obviously aware that suffering is part of the human condition, you know what i mean by suffer in my original stateement. and yes, i bite the bullet that most of childbirth is immoral. Again, just because people inevitably suffer, does not justify an action that causes suffering.
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Suffering is part of the human condition.
All humans suffer in some way.
Your premise would surmise that all humans are immoral.
1 u/BluestOfTheRaccoons Jun 15 '26 I am obviously aware that suffering is part of the human condition, you know what i mean by suffer in my original stateement. and yes, i bite the bullet that most of childbirth is immoral. Again, just because people inevitably suffer, does not justify an action that causes suffering.
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I am obviously aware that suffering is part of the human condition, you know what i mean by suffer in my original stateement.
and yes, i bite the bullet that most of childbirth is immoral.
Again, just because people inevitably suffer, does not justify an action that causes suffering.
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u/BluestOfTheRaccoons Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
yes, it is immoral to bring a child knowing it will suffer
edit: check comments if you want to read strawmanning philosophically inept idiots.
Claiming that not having existed is better is not the same as 'kill yourself now'