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"Does Hitler have a right to privacy?" and other big questions in research ethics. (mander.xyz)
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    Would a Hitler clone be morally culpable of someone else's actions?

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    Wouldn't that make you an immoral monster who "should still be killed as quickly as possible"?

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    Maybe if logical consistency is silly. You argued in favor of killing someone unjustifiably. Moral principles mean nothing to you?

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    I don't think you've even broken it down to yourself. Killing a person who hasn't done anything wrong is inherently immoral. It's basic logic & moral reasoning.

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