- 14 Jul 2018 23:34
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I think her position is that they have no moral right to condemn the immigrants for trying to escape the atrocious conditions in their home countries, because those conditions are atrocious in large measure because of past US interference in the internal affairs of those countries. Suntzu was certainly doing this, and Tainari was pointing out that it is not a morally acceptable position.
Tainari is also suggesting that USA has moral obligation to take in migrants because of the consequences of US foreign policy. As a moral perspectivist surely you do not think one necessarily obliges the other.
I think her position is that they have no moral right to condemn the immigrants for trying to escape the atrocious conditions in their home countries, because those conditions are atrocious in large measure because of past US interference in the internal affairs of those countries. Suntzu was certainly doing this, and Tainari was pointing out that it is not a morally acceptable position.
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