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natural ML and blood sports (synderesis rule, teleology)

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  • violence is bad, not protecting Gods creation + animal rights
  • evil to take away tradition and livelihood
  • modern? are they even needed?
  • animal purpose to serve as entertainment, dominion not respecting God
  • also can eat from the hunted as it preserves innocent life (but the risk of death in the process)
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natural ML and blood sports (primary and secondary precepts)

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  • respecting God, dominion vs stewardship
  • order: senseless unethical fighting, protest and campaigning cause disorder, dog fighting is illegal but still practiced, leading to disorder
  • risk of death for extreme blood sports does not preserve innocent life; but sustenance can preserve innocent life through survival
  • thomas Aq: opposed to blood sports that are illegal due to order in society is disrupted
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natural ML and blood sports (deontology)

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  • duty to protect earth and God’s creation
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natural ML and blood sports (real and apparent goods)

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  • apparent good is to allow blood sport for entertainment, dominion
  • real good: stewardship, modern view
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natural ML and blood sports (interior and exterior acts)

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  • exterior acts: bad
  • could have more productive uses for the animals
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natural ML and blood sports (God)

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  • ‘love thy neighbour’
  • entertainment vs using for food/medicine
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natural ML and blood sports (double effect)

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  • intended for fun but actually hurts animals/creation/nature
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natural ML and blood sports (reason)

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  • conscience, protecting animals or human enjoyment
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virtue ethics and blood sports (teleology)

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  • brings people together, tradition, design and purpose of hunters is fulfilled
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virtue ethics and blood sports (eudaimonia)

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  • makes people happy through enjoyment
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virtue ethics and blood sports (pleasure, hon, contemplation)

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  • pleasure, engagement
  • honour: bull fighting for others entertainment
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virtue ethics and blood sports (reason)

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  • humans are higher than animals due to reason which distinguishes
  • humans can use reason to decide the benefits of blood sports
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virtue ethics and blood sports (community)

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  • brings community together, tradition
  • unethical? protests etc
  • dog fighting is detrimental for a community
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virtue ethics and blood sports (doctrine of the mean, non numerical)

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  • needs regulation to keep it safe
  • are any acceptable?
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virtue ethics and blood sports (moral and intellectual virtues)

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  • courage, bullfighting
  • patience: hunting and shooting –> are any really moral virtues if they come from ethically dubious violence?
  • skill, resourcefulness due to competition
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situation ethics and blood sports (teleological)

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  • end result = violence –> dog fighting leads to drug distribution and trafficking etc
  • however, bull fighting gives money to economies and supports local area due to cultural tradition
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situation ethics and blood sports (situationist)

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  • legalist: not legal dog fighting
  • situational: tradition, what does each individual sport bring about (food, economic gain vs harming local communities)
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situation ethics and blood sports (agape)

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  • humanity?
  • entertainment with consequences
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situation ethics and blood sports (four working principles)

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  • prag: practical? easier and more humane ways to get food than fox hunting eg
  • rel: depends on sport, culture or a waste of time (fox hunting helps the farmland)
  • pos: god gives dominion for food so why not sports, stewardship new concept
  • pers: people are shown love through enjoyment, or boosted economy or protecting farm as a livelihood etc
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situation ethics and blood sports (6 fundamental principles)

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  • love only is al good: depends on the type of sport and animal rights, love for them??
  • love = justice: protecting farms from foxes, fairness, protecting livelihood; some are illegal so are they just if against the law
  • love is not liking: discount opinions
  • love decides there and then: different impacts of the different sports

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