If these people accept money to become sterile knowing the full knowledge of their intention, it should be legal. More corporations should do this. That is to say, fully inform the public of their intentions. Instead they either sugar coat or just lie.
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Wow. Money trumps morality.
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This is freedom without the use of force
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You ask maybe the most thought provoking questions.
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Perhaps only people that were saving for sterilization anyway accepted the offer, and they just got the healthcare they wanted, paid for by Bob.
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hard to stipulate “sound mind” when (potentially poor) people are being paid (potentially lots of) money
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How does being able to demand an enormous price for something suddenly mean you're not of sound mind?
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The power imbalance destroys any notion of true consent here.
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can a 20 year old woman consent to dating an extremely wealthy older man?
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Illegal, and everyone who aids a sterilization should be subject to a minimum $10k civil judgement by any private citizen. If I’ve learned anything this month it’s that the state can control my body on religious grounds, such as anti-contraception.
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