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To: The Philosopher who wrote (79345)	12/1/2003 8:33:12 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) of 82486

"If so, how do you know how much it's right to cut down and where it suddenly becomes wrong --" I have posted the criteria regarding how one would know. Did you not understand them? "We don't pollute rivers not because we want to protect the river for its own sake, but because polluted rivers are bad for us. Isn't this so?" Again you need to review the argument that got us to this point. Human responsibility is inseparable from what is right and violations of what is right regarding other creatures has a consequence to human beings. The problem you may be having is that you seem to think that when something or some one has a right it reduces or restricts you in some way. Quite to the contrary it increases you as a responsible human being.

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