idea, since babies are not sentient beings yet, they do not fall under the wing of moral considerability. The other idea that Utilitarianism does, is it thinks that the quality of someone's life is important, not just the fact that the person has life. This would mean that if a person is going to suffer their whole life from a crippling disease, where they could do nothing but be a vegetable for their whole life then that can be deemed a life that has no redeeming quality and it would not be morally wrong to end your life under those circumstances. On the other hand you could have aborted a child that has
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