To the right you will see a poll I am taking. This question arouse during a discussion over Christmas. A few of use were discussing whether it is more important to do the right thing in a given situation or do nothing in order to keep the peace. I will provide more information on the debate once the poll has closed.
I hope everyone has a great New Year.
Update-- I am defining "RIGHT" as the morally or ethically correct action.
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2 comments:
I voted for Keep the Peace, which is generally how I react in such situations, but the whole thing really does depend on circumstance, doesn't it? I guess that's the real argument --do you believe that "right" depends on circumstance, or do you believe "right" is right and wrong is wrong no matter what?
I broke the current tie...
Happy 2008!!
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