The investigation into the Santa Fe involves a concern over a loose fastener in the steering shaft of 2011 models.
Kohlberg claimed that the highest stage of such development involves a concern for justice and human rights based on universal principles, and he relegated sheer concern for relationships and for individual human well-being to lower stages of the process.
It is this claim that Blum and Friedman deny: although such universalist concern surely has a place in moral theory, the value indeed the moral value (cf. Section 2.2)—of friendship cannot properly be appreciated except as involving a concern for another for his sake and as the particular person he is.
Indeed, we ought to expect that fleshing out this claim would involve a substantive proposal concerning the nature of that community and how it can have a separate (federated?—cf. Friedman 1998) existence and value.
But, he said, he believed that there was another trend at work among Jews, involving a greater concern with tradition and Jewish family life.
Mercy involves a charitable concern for the well-being of the offender as a potential recipient of deserved punishment.
Consequentialists and deontologists must think that relationships like friendship essentially involve a kind of special concern for the friend and that such relationships therefore demand that one's actions exhibit a kind of partiality towards the friend.
Opponents may say, for example, that their real concerns involve a long-term scenario where a public plan forces its opponents out of business and then turns dictatorial.
While the legitimacy of the IRS determination to allow such subsidies would seem to simply involve a federal statutory question concerning the scope of administrative flexibility in interpreting the ACA's grant of subsidies, the plaintiff's argument in King v. Burwell opens the door to a much broader impact on Obamacare than just the matter of subsidies.
While the legitimacy of the IRS determination to allow such subsidies would seem to simply involve a Federal statutory question concerning the scope of administrative flexibility in interpreting the ACA's grant of subsidies, the plaintiff's argument in King v. Burwell opens the door to a much broader impact on ObamaCare than just the matter of subsidies.
