Reflecting on our beliefs, morals, and ethical standards, are vital when making a decision where others are involved. We likewise concur that everyone should be cared for with dignity irrespective of their condition since we must care for others as we would wish to be cared for. Therefore, we concur with our views and with expressing by Dr. Sandel. The golden rule should be practiced on a daily basis, especially when it involves prohibits violence, humiliation, manipulation and exploitation as stated during the discussion response. Furthermore, everyone should also meditate on the notions such as politeness, good manners, decency, dignity, autonomy, tolerance, and acceptance. Lastly, we should continually strive to be more respectable persons to those we serve from family and the community.
Which leads us to the second question regarding the utilitarian approach, which is claimed to be the duty of any person or society that given a situation where at least one person will die, we should try to save as many human lives as possible. How and when do we decide to sacrifice one innocent person so that many other innocent people may…show more content… A bond that only a few can sympathize. A child once asked the questions, why a police officer, the response was, the soldiers protect our county boundaries, federal officers are protected within those boundaries, troopers protect state lines, county boundaries, and the rest within the city limits. While you sleep at night, these brothers in green, brown, blue, let you know that they are patrolling the streets, oceans, highways to protect you and your family. Therefore, as mentioned, we are problem solvers, and prevent such problems from reoccurring. Lastly is getting everyone involved will help make our state, county, city boundaries safer. Great posting, stay safe, and best of luck with the
