Price on a Human Life?

[ADMlN]

Is it morally right to put a price on human life?

Example http://www.wfu.edu/~palmitar/Law&Valuation/Papers/1999/Leggett-pinto.html

 

[RAF]

No, because someone could then put a price on your life, and I doubt you (or anyone else) would appreciate it.

 

[ADMlN]

No, because someone could then put a price on your life, and I doubt you (or anyone else) would appreciate it.

Let me rephrase that. Is it right to put a price on the average human life?

 

[Eon]

Depends on the circumstances.

 

[ireppgold_mybb_import12659]

Yes, that's what hitmen are for...

 

[ADMlN]

Here is an example of what I'm talking about.
http://www.wfu.edu/~palmitar/Law&Valuation/Papers/1999/Leggett-pinto.html

 

[Techno]

A hitman or "Mechanic" is used for killing other people for a price.


It's not worth it, if you pay someone to kill someone, you next on the list by his friends.

 

[ireppgold_mybb_import12659]

What the hell is the point of paying someone else to kill someone if their friends find out its you -anyway?? might aswell kill him yourself -.- then right a letter of apology, and where you live.

 

[ADMlN]

A hitman or "Mechanic" is used for killing other people for a price.


It's not worth it, if you pay someone to kill someone, you next on the list by his friends.

Not talking about hitmen though. Mainly focussing on the Ford pinto case. Thought on that?

 

[Techno]

What the hell is the point of paying someone else to kill someone if their friends find out its you -anyway?? might aswell kill him yourself -.- then right a letter of apology, and where you live.

Circle of life, it's how it works.

 

[ADMlN]

Anyway... Back on topic. Any opinions on that case?

 

[Eon]

Eh, accidents always happen. Humans are far from perfect.