question archive It is expected that every decent person regards the Nazi medical experiments with moral disgust and horror
It is expected that every decent person regards the Nazi medical experiments with moral disgust and horror
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It is expected that every decent person regards the Nazi medical experiments with moral disgust and horror. On the other hand, however, we say that we should respect cultural moral diversity and respect every culture. These two don't seem to go together. How can we respect a Nazi moral culture that imprisons and tortures and experiments on people? How do you explain this phenomenon - that we both expect everyone to condemn such cultural practices but we also have a moral principle "respect every culture?"
