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Relation Between Father And Child

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Plenty of factors must be considered in the situation of the father and son at the airport in Singapore. What is of utmost importance is the relationship between the two. A parent is supposed to protect its child, under all circumstances, and must do whatever it takes in order to ensure its child’s safety, even when the parent’s own lives are at risk. Parents have a duty to protect their children, thus the father should claim the bag is his. Although, the son has done wrong in this situation, but as a parent it is the father’s moral and given responsibility for to protect his son, even if it means to be put to death over wrongful actions. A parent must prove to its child that they will be there for their child no matter what the situation may be. Whether it be murdering someone, illegally smuggling drugs or being put to death over drugs, a parent must …show more content…

Parents cannot abandon their child and leave their children for death; it is just not morally permissible whatsoever and overall it is just unjustifiable to even consider. As a parent, you assume the responsibility from the birth of your child, to always be there for them, whenever they need you, and if you fail to do so, then it is evident that one has failed at being a parent. It is morally permissible for the father to sacrifice himself in order to save his son, according to essentially all moral theories. For example, one theory, utilitarianism, would argue that the father dying would bring the most satisfaction because the father would always carry the guilt of allowing his child to die solely because he was not willing to defend him. In terms of duties, it is the father’s duty to protect his son, because it is given that a parent should protect their child in all circumstances. In terms of the future, if

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