Okay I think I understand more about what you’re arguing for. Ethics with actual consequences, meaning removal. That makes worlds more sense.

One thing I disagree with is that your conclusion doesn’t matter. Reading others reasoning and their conclusion is important for people who haven’t made a decision, then making their decisions. I’ve made my decision personally, and even though I disagree with you on parts, I think it’s important to be able to not just discuss facts but ones own conclusion drawn from those facts. Not saying you’re not capable of discussing more than facts, just that I think you should be more willing to discuss your own conclusions as well. Connecting the dots of facts and reasoning is only half of the battle, people can look at those and not think about what the conclusion could be. Or draw conclusions that are completely contradictory of what reasoning was provided. Theory isn’t just facts but also conclusions. And discussion in a public forum like this can be important for those willing to learn.