If a Moral Argument Does Not Have Any Normative Premises

question 9

Essay

If a moral argument does not have any normative premises, is it safe to assume that it has at least one hidden premise? Explain your answer, being sure to define "hidden premise."

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Definitions:

Elite

A group or class of people considered to be superior in status, power, ability, or wealth in a society or organization.

Power Resource Theories

A group of theories arguing that the balance of power among classes and groups determines the outcome of their interactions, including policy decisions.

War

A state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.

Terrorism

Employing force and coercion, particularly targeting non-combatants, to achieve political goals.