In response to MacKinnon's claims about the role of sexual objectification in women's lives, Martha Nussbaum has asked whether sexual objectification is always morally objectionable or whether it is only so in certain contexts (Nussbaum 1999, 214).
Whether this feature is objectionable depends on whether there are realistic cases in which (i) intervention-based criteria and criteria based on other considerations come into conflict and (ii) it is clear that the causal judgments supported by these other criteria are more defensible than those supported by interventionist criteria.
The question arises of whether inequality among such groups should be considered morally objectionable in itself, or whether even in the case of groups, the underlying concern should be how individuals (as members of such groups) fare in comparative terms.
Second, record whether you think the content is objectionable to you personally or whether it might be objectionable to others.
When Americans hear about the abuse of prisoners in Abu Ghraib, or child slavery, they don't have to sit down and reason out whether it's objectionable.
A State Supreme Court judge ruled it was the court's job to determine whether or not objectionable conduct had occurred, but the appellate division reversed that ruling and said the co-op's decision was protected by the business judgment rule and was not subject to review by the courts.
Regardless of whether their opinions are objectionable or abhorrent, Fox insists we must hear views that do not agree with our own in order to learn how to tackle them.
The Center analyses complaints from consumers aggrieved by class actions settlement notices to determine whether a settlement is objectionable under the law because it favors attorneys over class members".
The question then arises as to whether any secondary relata are needed, or whether they all constitute an objectionable loss of objectivity, or an objectionable departure from the allegedly "obvious binarity" of causation (Section 1.3).
The critical issues are (1) whether nudges are manipulative, and (2) whether that feature makes them normatively objectionable.
