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After Recognizing Injustice: Where Does Our Duty End?

If we consider a government to be unjust, is confronting it at any cost and for any length of time our moral duty? Inspired by Rahman Ghahremanpour’s discussion, this article shows that recognizing injustice is not the end of moral judgment; the costs borne by people, proportionality, the likelihood of success, and the existence of less costly alternatives must also be considered in determining the limits of our duty.