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It is not the case that The contractualist apparatus of reasonable rejection is redundant
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Contractualism holds that an action x is wrong if and only if x is forbidden by principles that no one can reasonably reject
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Anyone can reasonably reject a principle on the grounds that it permits actions that are wrong
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Therefore, a principle that no one can reasonably reject is a principle that permits no actions that are wrong
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