Some philosophers argue that the 'right to life' is an ambiguous phrase. They say that it combines two different ideas, and that it is useful to separate them.
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Right to life?
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Some philosophers argue that the 'right to life' is an ambiguous phrase. They say that it combines two different ideas, and that it is useful to separate them.
- the right not to be killed unjustly
- the right to be provided with everything needed to sustain life
These are very different ideas.
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