Singer believes Kravinsky to be exceptional man who has taken the view on moral obligation of aiding people to new heights. Singer furthermore believes that it is difficult for most people to self-sacrifice as much as Kravinsky did and we should appreciate those people who make that decision. However, Arthur believes that man should not have a moral obligation to assist others if it affects the welfare and happiness of one’s own family or themselves. In conclusion, Singer would be acceptable with the kidney donation, as Arthur would have rejected the concept of the kidney donation, because the family’s happiness was at stake.
