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Say someone is paying you to build them a house. They ask you to build a rape dungeon with murals of little kids getting fucked and puppies and kittens getting tortured.
By your standards, you have no right to say no to them.
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You sort of don't though, because then you're judging someone by your own moral standards, and for all you know, this could be getting built for, say, a documentary, film or other innocent purpose. And even if it isn't, if that was a valid reason for refusing, what would happen to all the poor dominatrixes in America and elsewhere? Should they have to build their own dungeons?
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I say yes. The law says no. And froundland says whatever the law says.
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No, again, my argument is that you don't have the right to someone else's labor. I don't know how I can make that any more clear.
In this case, the doctor would have most likely signed a contract with his employer, stating that he he cannot refuse service, so this is a moot point.
If you sign a contract to do something and then break that contract, then you should be fired.
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I'm not saying that he SHOULD refuse, I'm saying that he should have the RIGHT to refuse.
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You have heard of the Hippocratic Oath, I assume?