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Free will and moral responsibility
Libertarianism
Relevance to moral responsibility
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Libertarians
argue that people who behave wrongly ​should be punished​ as they could have chosen
another
course of action
Kant
argued the
laws
of a country are helpful for people being free and behaving rationally
Political freedom
- the freedom to live a
moral life
through following rules
Breaking the
law
is
immoral
as it limits other people's freedoms
Punishment is
retribution
as it holds people rationally responsible for their actions and punishes them for breaking the
law
Kant
argued everyone could understand that the law is good through its
ability
to reason
Kant
would say that if someone is forced to
steal
because they are poor, they should still be
punished
Kant
says it is better to ask for help than break the law
Law in the
UK
Punishes based on
behaviour
Special consideration to
circumstances
that drove a person to break the law and give them a lighter sentence
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