That’s what I meant by “you need to argue about that specific case”. Sometimes it is one way, sometimes it is the other way. I disagree with the implied generalization in the article (“when people are in a bad situation and only have bad options, taking one of those options away is wrong and causes suffering”).
It is possible that the world full of pretty girls with one kidney missing offering free sex for a sleepover in a garage might be a better place, all things considered, but we need to look at the details, not just invoke a general principle of “taking options away is always bad and everyone who disagrees is making a logical fallacy or virtue signalling”.
That’s what I meant by “you need to argue about that specific case”. Sometimes it is one way, sometimes it is the other way. I disagree with the implied generalization in the article (“when people are in a bad situation and only have bad options, taking one of those options away is wrong and causes suffering”).
It is possible that the world full of pretty girls with one kidney missing offering free sex for a sleepover in a garage might be a better place, all things considered, but we need to look at the details, not just invoke a general principle of “taking options away is always bad and everyone who disagrees is making a logical fallacy or virtue signalling”.