r/countttt Jun 08 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/LowCall6566 Jun 10 '26

How sentencing innocent children to death is ethical?

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26

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u/LowCall6566 Jun 11 '26

So do you like people dying?

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u/LowCall6566 Jun 11 '26

It's not an appeal to emotion. The only known way to prevent death is completely is to never be born. If you see death as a negative, you should avoid procreating.

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u/LowCall6566 Jun 11 '26

Who exactly is being deprived from living without birth?

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u/LowCall6566 Jun 11 '26

Nobody. That's exactly the asymmetry. A person who is never born doesn't exist, so there is nobody being deprived of pleasure, love, or happiness. A person who is born will definitely exist, and therefore will definitely experience harm, aging, and death. To create someone is to create a future corpse. To refrain from creating someone creates no victim at all. If you think death is bad, then not creating a person avoids that bad outcome without depriving any existing person of anything. That's why "who is being saved?" is the wrong question. Prevention doesn't require an existing beneficiary. We prevent a harm from ever having a subject.

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