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The official claims that the government should not help rebuild certain hiking trails because there’s a high probability that people will be injured on them in the future.

The official establishes that people are likely to get injured using these trails in the future, but doesn’t establish this as sufficient reason for the government to refrain from helping rebuild them.

This argument would be justified by a principle that establishes that the government shouldn’t pursue a course of action that would put people at risk of injury.

The conclusion is that the government should not help rebuild the trails, not that people shouldn’t be allowed to rebuild them, so this principle is irrelevant.

Leads to a different conclusion. The residents have determination, so this principle would justify the claim that the government should help rebuild the trail, not that it should refrain from helping.

Leads to a different conclusion. The official acknowledges that the people are strongly committed to their community, so this wouldn’t justify the claim that the government should not assist in rebuilding.

Since those using the trails in the future would be at risk of serious injury, this principle helps justify the official’s conclusion that the government should not help with the rebuilding of the trails.

Leads to a different conclusion. The official’s conclusion is that the government should not help rebuild the trails, not that residents should be discouraged from anything.

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