Why Does Liu Discuss the Argument That Accepting Moral Constraints

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Multiple Choice

Why does Liu discuss the argument that accepting moral constraints arising from equal moral recognition respect entails accepting certain moral constraints on appraisal and appreciation respects?

• A) Liu discusses this argument to support the claim that simple lookism is morally similar from racial looksism.
• B) Liu uses this argument to respond to the objection that personal preferences are outside of one's control and therefore not subject to moral appraisal.
• C) Liu uses this argument to respond to the objection that not giving appraisal and appreciation respects where appropriate isn't morally wrong because they are a matter of one's personal affairs.
• D) Liu is reporting that Darwall uses this argument to argue that equal moral recognition respect is at the foundation of appraisal and appreciation respect.

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