It’s a classic philosophical paradox: when we talk about "freedom," we usually mean the absence of external constraints. But in reality, almost every freedom comes with an invoice.
Is sexual freedom an exception?
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It’s a classic philosophical paradox: when we talk about "freedom," we usually mean the absence of external constraints. But in reality, almost every freedom comes with an invoice.
Is sexual freedom an exception?
I had some thoughts on this, once...
Yes! I think so especially to protect the vulnerable.
The point of a free society is that no one has a legitimate right to stop consenting adults from doing whatever they want with each other.
From a utilitarian perspective, you might say that the cost of a system that can stop consensual interactions is greater than any benefits such a system could provide.
I think i would agree fully with you on that