Utilitarian Ethics

Utilitarian ethics are based on the root word that everything we do should be for the outcome of the greater groovy. The debate for the utile ethical perspective goes against the Kantian ethical philosophy, which basically states that everything you do, should be right or at least the intentions should be right. Utilitarians commonly believe that suicide is good in some instances, sequence Kantians believe that at that place is no situation when suicide is acceptable.

well-nigh examples of the utilitarian ethics would be if someone was dying of a terminal illness and was suffering constant inhuman pain, and that mortal wanted help killing themselves, then you should help them if you find out the utilitarian ethical way of life. Another example would be if sheep were suddenly dying off in great add up from some disease and there was no way to mental testing for that disease, and you have a herd of sheep, then for the greater good of the sheep population in the future you should kill all your sheep, disregarding of whether or not their showing signs of this disease.

        The utilitarian view on suicide is my main reasoning for going towards the utilitarian philosophy of ethics.



There are too many situations in which I believe that suicide in morally right, examples being the terminally ill, some situations dealing with loss of a function or limbs (paralysis), and any situation in which something has happened (accident, explosion) where someone is going to die, only it is simply a matter of time. The Kantian belief that there is no acceptable reason for suicide is most seeming derived from Christianity, which for me is too closed-minded.

        When deciding whether your ethics are Kantian or Utilitarian you must first see where you are in your views, unfortunately most of these views are some of the...

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