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moral compulsion

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See: coercion


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My father was a tiler so I felt a moral compulsion to defend the honour of the professionals.
Who but Gene would have joined the Johnson State Department at the moment when so many right-thinking people at Ivy League universities--people whose esteem Gene coveted--mocked the idea that there was a moral compulsion to live up to America's treaty commitments and showered contempt on those leaders who tried to keep communists from overrunning Southeast Asia?
I do not see how there can be a moral compulsion to forgive the victim, when there is no moral agent to whom one can appeal.
 
 
 
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