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    It is not clear how this desire is itself part of our bla... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→A desire component is not part of what constitutes blame.

    It is not clear how this desire is itself part of our blame rather than something above and beyond blame itself.

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    A second objection to Sher’s view is due to Angela Smith (2008). Smith rejects Sher’s claim that a desire component is part of what constitutes an attitude as blame. To defend this, she invites us to consider an ordinary case of blame, say the blame we feel for a politician who leads us into a disastrous war. While we no doubt desire that the politician hadn’t led us into the war because we are generally committed to morality (and we therefore don’t enjoy the suffering of innocents), it is not c

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