Is this acceptable?

Happy_Killbot

There is an interesting moral theory, that everything moral can be reduced to conformed consent. The primary detractors to this argument are that there may be reverberating consequences that can not be accounted for, and that perfect knowledge isn't possible. In this context, this would be a moral action because you have effectively nullified the detracting arguments.

MayCaesar

It might not be acceptable socially, but it should be acceptable legally. However twisted it may seem, if both people want it and their actions do not affect anyone else directly, then why should they be prevented from it?

For the same reason, I think that consensual assisted suicide should be legal. If I ask someone to chop my head off with an axe and have a third party witness the mutually consensual contract, then the person should not be persecuted for doing so. I would like to not live in a society in which such arrangements are normalised, but I would like even less to live in a society where they are outlawed for some abstract moral reasons.

Dee

I think it’s perfectly acceptable once they’re both consenting and If it results in people getting upset or copying so what?