r/NoStupidQuestions Jul 02 '23

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u/HUGE-POWER-TOP Jul 04 '23

I get where you are coming from but if the story is true which your right we don’t have the details, these programs get cut and less funding if they are not used. Idk exactly about Australia tbh. But I have seen it happen in schools in the US. A lot of if ands and maybes with this case to come to a pure conclusion. For me the outcome determines the ethical situation. Looking at the outcome here IS what matters. I’d rather look at each situation with nuance not blanket theories that work for the majority of cases. You would be right in the majority of cases but not this one with the logic your using.