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The newspaper's gossip columnist, who often writes about his own children in his column and about the ups and downs of other prominent townspeople, learns that the publisher's wife is going to have a baby.
When the baby is born, the columnist writes a cute item about the new arrival. The publisher has generally adopted a policy of not censoring the content of the columnist's column. But now the publisher, who does not want his family's right of privacy invaded, proposes to edit out that passage. What would Leslie say to the publisher?
The publisher needs to reconsider his beliefs for all babies due to the "view outside of the issue." He shuoldn't make an exception to his beliefs because of one incident involving himself.
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Rawls' Veil of Ignorance
-The publisher thought it ethical to publish other baby photos, but suddenly changed his mind when it came to himself.