argh!
why did i ever chose to do this course??
i like things to have a logical answer or a clear theory.
this political philosophy stuff just isn't going in and it's not helped by the fact that there is no clear conclusion.
it's all just open questions.
why is it ok to throw away the envelope from UNICEF asking for £100 to help save the lives of 30 children but wrong to walk past a drowning child?
argh!
and then there's the whole trolley-car example
and the answers are so unfeasible when there are any!
the title of this module was very misleading - Global Justice but it has nothing to do with anything practical!
i like things to have a logical answer or a clear theory.
this political philosophy stuff just isn't going in and it's not helped by the fact that there is no clear conclusion.
it's all just open questions.
why is it ok to throw away the envelope from UNICEF asking for £100 to help save the lives of 30 children but wrong to walk past a drowning child?
argh!
and then there's the whole trolley-car example
and the answers are so unfeasible when there are any!
the title of this module was very misleading - Global Justice but it has nothing to do with anything practical!