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ETHICS.. Preference Utilitarianism and Peter Singer
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Referring to a sexual advance from a male Oranghutan towards a female human, he says
"... We are great apes. This does not make sex across the species barrier normal or natural, whatever those much misused words may mean, but it does imply that ceases to be an OFFENSE TO OUR STATUS AND DIGNITY as human beings"
This is horrifying.. it's even diabolical that such a mind, such thinking is embedded in our bioethics dept at Melbourne UNI...
Let's re-affirm that.. "OUR"...not Singers personal ideological playpen.
If something is no longer an offense... what's the next step ?
*think* people.....
Of course..Bestiality is just one from a range of repulsive behaviors which one could easily list...
It seems we are doomed to stand uncomfortably close to the edge of a philosophical and ethical abyss, where all it will take to push us over is a bit of a tap from some well organized socio political connections.
The video's I listed above earlier are very informative and helpful in putting all this in perspective.
But I must confess... strange as the Bible can seem at times.. it's like a breath of stunningly fresh mountain air compared to the smoke filled, foul stench of the philosophical 'bar' where Singer and ilk drink.