Do two rights make a wrong?

Question

Do two rights make a wrong?

Answer 1

Why do people think that two wrongs add up to one right? This is speculation, but perhaps they are misled by the logical fact that two negations cancel out, or the similar mathematical fact that two negative numbers when multiplied produce a positive number. It is common to think of wrongs as morally "negative", but this is distinct from the logical notion of negation and the mathematical notion of negative number. Thus, the analogy between moral negatives and logico-mathematical negatives is a poor one based on equivocation on the word "negative".

Answer 2

depends if the two rights are actually right in not only your opinion, but others. a right you make could be a wrong to someone else.

so two rights can either be right...or wrong.

Answer 3

No...

I don't get this stuff. >=l

Answer 4

it depends on the situation if some1 were to jump you and beat you up and you retaliate YES

if some1 were to say something about you and you wrong it with beating them up NO

just use your common sense

Answer 5

Nope :o)

Two rights are all right!

Answer 6

Two rights make a reverse.  Not sure what that has to do with global warming however.

Answer 7

No.

Blaming humans for gw is stupid and therefore wrong.

Lying to  people by saying that all fossil fuels will soon be gone is also wrong.

But converting to a renewable energy base is about the smartest thing we can do now.

So in fact, two wrongs can apparently make a right...?!

Answer 8

yes when you are driving your car and you make 2 rights into a building

Answer 9

Not at all.

If 2 wrongs don't make a right,

then 2 rights don't make a.. oh wait.. IDK ANYMORE?!?!

Answer 10

No but three right make a left.

Answer 11

no....