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Hursthouse Argues That a Virtuous Person Would Not Be Party

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Question 65

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Hursthouse argues that a virtuous person would not be party to commercial farming practices because such practices


A) cause unnecessary suffering.
B) are wasteful.
C) are cruel.
D) All of the above

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