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Flagellum_Dei

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Every writing that support those is based either on christian morality or other moralist madness. There is no logical basis to support that kind of inherited value for all people (or foids). Even if you assume they're right and every human have same inherited value, value of 2 people would still be higher than value of one and thus it's reasonable to give it a higher priority. If every human value is based upon something (productivity for example), then the result remain the same. You have to assume that this value is infinite and it's prohibited to try to measure it, what's absurd. This concept doesn't make sense.
 
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Utilitarianism is the only moral framework that makes sense to me
 

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