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Emergency Management in Public Health Ethics
Sass,Hans-Martin
Sass,Hans-Martin
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EJ92005b-4.pdf
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"Life has normal and abnormal times; this is true for individuals, families, and also communities and states. There are certain technical and moral norms which guide our behavior, make us successful and reliable in everyday life and in professional life. These guides govern our behavior and the expectations of others. The rule ‘love you neighbor’, known as the golden rule in all cultures. We define good people in contrast to bad people as to be those who act of an attitude of compassion, who care for others, in particular for those who are close to them: parents, family, neighborhood, but not excluding strangers. The concept of compassion is valid for everyone, for personal and for professional activities. Businessmen should not exploit or steal or otherwise hurt their customers. Generals have to fight the enemy, not their own government or the people of their country; homebuilders have to build stable and reliable houses."
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2005
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