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Unread 29 Jun 2007, 09:42   #35
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Re: A moral question
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Originally Posted by Yahwe
it seems odd that this 'moral dilema' is so reminiscent of neo-con right wing arguments against the health service
I'm sure that depends whether you're a neo-con right winger or not.

The moral dilemma doesn't form any part of the argument - it's peoples responses to it that show a political bias.
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