Choose one: 1. If citizens benefit from the laws of a country, is this enough to create a duty to follow the laws of this country? 2. Is direct, unanimous decision-making necessary to protect citizens’ autonomy? If it is, does this mean we should all live in small communes? 3. Should citizens ever follow laws because they are the result of democratic decision-making, even when alternative laws would be more just? 4. Should voting be limited to individuals who are minimally competent? If so, would this imply that some adults should be banned from voting? 5. When should modes of living which we strongly disagree with be tolerated? 6. Should the government protect equality in all instances where this does not harm the worst-off? 7. Is taxation different then slavery and, if not, is taxation wrong? 8. Are you morally obligated to choose the profession that will best promote justice? 9. Should the government provide a Universal Basic Income to all citizens and would this promote what Anderson calls “relational equality”? 10. When (if ever) should the state inflict a major harm on some people to provide a minor benefit for most people?
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