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    According to Sinnott-Armstrong, We Have a Moral Obligation to Avoid
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According to Sinnott-Armstrong, We Have a Moral Obligation to Avoid

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According to Sinnott-Armstrong, we have a moral obligation to avoid driving for fun because it harms the environment and we don't gain anything important from it.

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