Philosophy Majors

[Sil-Abc]

Someone wanna help me out with answering some questions for a midterm lol.

Why is the concept of justice so important to ethics?

[slider2828]

Do onto other what you will do onto yourself? I think that is all I have after 1 year of philosophy... lol... and the de-entological stuf...

[mRclARK1]

I would answer that by relating justice to ethics in a sense of justice is the action or result of ethics. Something like that. I'm no philosophy major though. I just took an elective class last term...

[Sil-Abc]

hmm sounds good. thanks for the input :D

[ThatGuy]

The ethical thing to do would be, not asking others to write your paper for you.

Justice would be if I locked this up for your lack of ethics.






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I kid, I kid. Help out Jon Wayne with his paper.

[Sil-Abc]

lol haha thank thanks, i wish it was for a paper but this is for a midterm that im about to have in 3 hours.... yea... go me?

[ThatGuy]

Good luck Jon. :bow:

[eastcoastS14]

still need help with this?

[OptionZero]

The feeling of justice reinforces the notion that people are valuable - specifically, that WE are valuable. Afterall, if someone fucks with us, we want them to get fucked up.

No better ego trip than watching ur trespassers bent over cuz they trespassed YOU.