A person espousing deontological ethics is most likely to make which of the foll

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A person espousing deontological ethics is most likely to make which of the following statements? I should shoot that bald eagle because its meat will provide my family with sustenance and its feathers can be used to stuff pillows. I should shoot that bald eagle because there are federal laws and international treaties that prohibit me from doing so. I should not shoot that bald eagle because it is awesome and majestic. I should shoot that bald eagle because it's awesome and majestic and will therefore look great mounted on the wall in my room.

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Deotological Ethics: It means to stop ourself from doing any thing wrong under the morality without being in any pressure or rule.

Therefore, option C is correct.

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