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    In deception, one side makes the appeal to right insincer... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Deception has a different and more serious character than unintentional wrongs.

    In deception, one side makes the appeal to right insincerely.

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    The second kind of wrong is deception (PR §87–89). This is more serious than unintentional wrongs because while both parties claim to each other that they appeal to right, one side does so insincerely. Thus deception has a different and more serious character than unintentional wrongs.

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