Discussing from deontology which is ascribed as the concept of rightness
so it can be considered with the Right principle that morally correct action is the
one that person has moral right to do, that doesn’t infringe on the moral rights of
others, and that furthers the moral rights of others. And it is also presented by
three tests of Kant’s categorical imperative the famous philosopher said the 1
st
are the person’s reasons for acting reversible? If the person would not be willing
to have the action perform on him or her, then he or she doesn’t have moral right
to perform the action on others. 2
nd
are the person’s reasons for acting
universalizable? 3
rd
does the action treat those who are affected by it with
respect, in ways that the affected person has freely consented to be treated?
Moreover, it should be considered about distribution principle which is morally
correct action is the one that produces a fair distribution of benefits and costs for
everyone who is affected.
Discussing on utilitarianism which is summarized that describe the concept
of moral justification of the greatest good for the greatest members and to
produce quality of life so it is for sure relate to the utilitarian principle because it’s
judged in to ethical by action produces the most good and the least harm for
everyone who is affected by the action.
To discuss on virtue theory, this is known as the common of good so it’s
necessary connecting to virtue principle which focuses on the character traits of
the person performing the action. Additionally, caring principle should be
analyzed in the virtue theory since the care focus on protecting and nurturing the
individuals with whom the person performing the action in the question has