Hill (2000), Following Kant, Argues That Use of Force in Self-Defense

question 38

Multiple Choice

Hill (2000) , following Kant, argues that use of force in self-defense against opposing force:

• A) Shows a lack of human respect for the attacker.
• B) Is a selfish, immoral act.
• C) violates Kant's second categorical imperative
• D) Is moral, and a right and responsibility.

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