The communitarian conception of justice is only effective if it accounts for the well-being of all communities taken together, rather than weighing the values of individual communities against each other.

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Con: Accounting for the well-being of all communities doesn't necessarily mean that health care shouldn't be a right - it simply means that it must be a global right.

Demo Classroom Debate: Medical Ethics

The communitarian conception of justice is only effective if it accounts for the well-being of all communities taken together, rather than weighing the values of individual communities against each other.

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Accounting for the well-being of all communities doesn't necessarily mean that health care shouldn't be a right - it simply means that it must be a global right.

Selected claim, opposing its parent

The communitarian conception of justice is only effective if it accounts for the well-being of all communities taken together, rather than weighing the values of individual communities against each other.

Con claim 1

Accounting for the well-being of all communities doesn't necessarily mean that health care shouldn't be a right - it simply means that it must be a global right.