It will endorse rules prohibiting physically attacking innocent people or their property, taking the property of others, breaking one's promises, and lying.
Rule-consequentialism may agree with Rossian pluralism in endorsing rules against physically attacking the innocent, stealing, promise breaking, and rules requiring various kinds of loyalty and more generally doing good for others.
It's important to note that a prescriptive realist might, in the end, actually endorse rules for the regulation of warfare, much like those offered by just war theory.
It will also endorse rules requiring one to pay special attention to the needs of one's family and friends, but more generally to be willing to help others with their (morally permissible) projects.
The fact that these rules are endorsed by rule-consequentialism makes rule-consequentialism attractive.
The presentation sparked a lively discussion, and as the participants agreed and endorsed these rules, they are presented in full in Gert's vernacular below: 1. Longevity: The one rule to rule them all.
FRANKFURT — The Group of 20 endorsed new rules Friday that would sharply increase the amount of shock-absorbing capital that banks must hold in reserve, but left open numerous details including how to deal with institutions whose failure could rock the whole financial system.
Jeremy Newmark, from the Jewish Labour Movement, endorsed the rule change on the grounds that the current rules do not match public pledges by the leadership to tackle antisemitism.
