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People sometimes kill or cause significant harm to others. And at least sometime
People sometimes kill or cause significant harm to others. And at least sometimes, we think that they are morally responsible for what they have done. But as we learned, thinking this is problematic. What is the problem (I attached my notes from the lecture for answering this, points from the lecture HAVE to be referenced) with thinking that sometimes, people are morally responsible for what they have done? To present the problem, offer an argument with premises and a conclusion and explain why its premises are thought to be plausible. Does the work of Frankfurt, in his “Alternate Possibilities and Moral Responsibility,” show that the argument fails? Explain.
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