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    Supports→Hume's claim that sympathy with public interest is the source of moral approbation for justice does not resolve the problem of the natural motive for justice.

    Hume's own taxonomy in the Treatise distinguishes sympathy as a psychological mechanism of transmission, not a moral sentiment, making it genuinely pre-moral.

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