Nina Kalinina @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
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TIL BBC used to have an "Ethics" portal where they tried to cover moral issues from different angles. It includes pages that claim, among others, that "Contraception is inherently wrong", and this lovely passage on hunting:

• hunting provides human employment
• hunting preserves Britain's cultural traditions
• hunting provides sport and pleasure to many people

The portal is "archived and no longer being updated", but the pages are still up. I kind of see why one would want to have a list of all sorts of arguments, but... Idk, this "we're being centrist in the debates" might be a bit too much for me.

The "There are people who say that Contraception is inherently wrong" page: bbc.co.uk/ethics/contraception

BBC - Ethics - Contraception: Moral case against contraception

This article sets out the moral arguments against the use of birth control.

www.bbc.co.uk

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