Is the Doctor pro-life?

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I've always assumed the Doctor is. He always comes across as someone who values life and doesn't tolerate pointless killing.
But with Capaldi's Doctor I'm not so sure.
:arrow: In Mummy on the Orient Express he showed a somewhat brutal and uncaring side to him, and although it goes with an explanation, it still opens the question to debate.
:arrow: Also, on kill the moon he left the decision to others, the fate of a species to normal people.

:arrow: So what do you think?
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Cappaldi is pro life. But he's realistic.
You know that studded leather armour in films? Nobody wore that. I mean, how would metal studs improve leather armour?




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Also kill the moon was so bad I am officially declaring it not cannon.
You know that studded leather armour in films? Nobody wore that. I mean, how would metal studs improve leather armour?




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Kill the moon was awful. I think either Flatline or Dark water are my favorite so far.
And I'm confused as to your answer, do you mean Peter Capaldi the actor is Pro-Life or do you mean the doctor?




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He values choice given how he tries to leave the overall population to their own devices.
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