Principles of Justice - Terry Pinkard (1989)

Terry Pinkard (Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University) gives a lecture on justice in the context of the issue of healthcare as part of a course on bioethics or medical ethics at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics in 1989 at Georgetown University.
#philosophy #politicalphilosophy #ethics #moralphilosophy

[@nikolajlillebk213]

Really interesting and insightful. Do you have more from the speaker?

[@TennesseeJed]

Like if I had fraudulently overvalued my property for loans and undervalued it for taxes to the tune of half of a billion dollars I'd still have my freedom, passport and my bail reduced?

[@EveryHappening]

Because that’s what this is about?!? Find someone who care about your opinion and share it with them. Moreover, He won’t pay a dollar. It’s already in the Appellate court and they are the ones who stayed the judgement. If you don’t like the consequence of due process, that’s your problem. But given your comment here where there is no reason to do so suggests you will never have to worry about anything like this. So be thankful that sometimes, ignorance is bliss.

[@TennesseeJed]

@@EveryHappening Philosophy of justice fan, I see.

[@EveryHappening]

@@TennesseeJed absolutely… from Sir William Blackstone, Hobbes, and Plato. Not from some political hack in one of the most degenerate cities discussing how socio-economics and other non-correlative identity politics has anything to do with the idea of justice. Any means may be used to cause judicial and social disparities where the citizens may be robbed of justice but they no more have any influence on the nature or essence of Justice than an incompetent like you ever being taken serious! Get over Trump and quit being sad little sycophant.

[@mileskeller5244]

Lol considering myself f(x) and my wife as f'(x). I'll see how that goes.