CRM/LAW C163 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Paternalism, Meritocracy
23 May 2016
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Very hard to make things work together, but those of us (collectivities as status groups) women have demands of distribution but also recognition contradiction in the kinds of remedies but are legitimate. I would advocate for something that would benefit me k. As power over others goes p so does moral clarity. Moral certainty- as power increases (people will see things as black or white) Moral awareness is the ability to recognize that a situation contains an ethical dilemma. Moral attentiveness is whether we act on the moral judgement (by engaging in ethical minimalism) doing the least. Libertarian should not impede free will, minimal state regulation (so long as it doesn"t impede others) Let people assume risks (paternalism) helmet law. Provided that the freedom does not impinge unfairly on third parties. *moral legislation- no impose majority moral sensibility (prostitution) Meritocracy people who put in more work deserve more (principle of competition)
