Umm A.

asked • 03/18/21

Why do ethical issues matter?

Why do ethical issues matter? COLLAPSE In your workaday life, when ethical issues come up do you find yourself taking a strong stance and voice your opinion, or do you tend to disengage yourself from such conversations? If the former, what do you think is at stake? That is, why is it so important for you to voice or form an opinion on the matter, especially if it is a matter about other people who have little to nothing to do with you? For example, if we learn that a 11th grade schoolteacher in Maine had sex with her consenting student, why is it so important for you to throw your opinion in on the matter? If the latter, do you find such conversations a waste of time, distasteful, too difficult to work on, or entirely out of your hands? For example, do you feel that you have the authority to say if someone else’s actions are right or wrong? Do you feel you can draw upon some authority to do so? Or is authority not your aversion at all, but something else? Explain

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