"Do no harm" as a failed moral framework
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2018 12:36 am
Ok so first I want to thank the fucking bots for deleting my thread about Applied Ethics. I want to thank them because, I made that post to save the world and transform society, but now I see that the world is a bunch of rigged garbage that isn't even worth saving, and that the world is ran by robotic assholes who doesn't even care about anybody.
Which brings to my next topic "Do no harm" as a robotic framework for society.
If someone molests a woman it is called harming a woman's mental/emotional state, which it is.
However if a woman rejects a man, it harms his mental/emotional state, but society does not register it as immoral in the "do no harm" framework.
It is kind of a group delusion where the sheep of society can't really see the world clearly.
I bring an argument that the "Do no harm" framework is obsolete. For instance, say a fat ugly 90 year old homosexual male wants to date a 30 year old heterosexual male. According to "Do no harm" there is no actual solution. Either the heterosexual rejects him, which causes psychological trauma. Or the heterosexual has sex with him, which causes psychological trauma on the heterosexual. It all goes back to these cuck comics.
This is a moral dilemma because even if you escape the framework of egoism there is still clear damage.
The only solution in the above scenario (homosexual and heterosexual) would be some kind of way to turn the homosexual into an attractive woman.
However each scenario works on a case by case basis. For instance in the case of murder it should first be analysed, did the person deserve to die, and was the murderer oppressed by the victim. If the person did not deserve to die, and the murder lived a good and happy life, then actually the murder should be given some sort of brain surgery to wipe their old personality and thus not be a threat to society. However if the murder was oppressed by the victim or society (in the case of highschool bullying) then all charges should be dropped against the murderer and no punishment reached.
Which brings to my next topic "Do no harm" as a robotic framework for society.
If someone molests a woman it is called harming a woman's mental/emotional state, which it is.
However if a woman rejects a man, it harms his mental/emotional state, but society does not register it as immoral in the "do no harm" framework.
It is kind of a group delusion where the sheep of society can't really see the world clearly.
I bring an argument that the "Do no harm" framework is obsolete. For instance, say a fat ugly 90 year old homosexual male wants to date a 30 year old heterosexual male. According to "Do no harm" there is no actual solution. Either the heterosexual rejects him, which causes psychological trauma. Or the heterosexual has sex with him, which causes psychological trauma on the heterosexual. It all goes back to these cuck comics.
This is a moral dilemma because even if you escape the framework of egoism there is still clear damage.
The only solution in the above scenario (homosexual and heterosexual) would be some kind of way to turn the homosexual into an attractive woman.
However each scenario works on a case by case basis. For instance in the case of murder it should first be analysed, did the person deserve to die, and was the murderer oppressed by the victim. If the person did not deserve to die, and the murder lived a good and happy life, then actually the murder should be given some sort of brain surgery to wipe their old personality and thus not be a threat to society. However if the murder was oppressed by the victim or society (in the case of highschool bullying) then all charges should be dropped against the murderer and no punishment reached.