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    Acting unfreely undermines moral responsibility — Carmelics
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    Supports→Victim is not morally responsible for his actions

    Acting unfreely undermines moral responsibility

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    Bert acts unfreely and is not morally responsible for his actions.

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    We are supposed to agree that Victim is not morally responsible because he acts unfreely and that he acts unfreely because of Producer’s role in the causation of his actions. Victim performs the actions he performs because that’s what he was designed or more directly manipulated to do, and it was Producer who made him be that way or do those things.

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