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Attributing the quality of praise or blame to a group must be translated into a statement about individuals. Why? Because groups cannot be worthy of praise or blame. Blameworthiness requires conscience and agency. Nations and families, for example, possess neither of these qualities.

The claim in the third sentence is used as support for a sub-conclusion, which supports the Philosopher’s main conclusion.

The claim is not a sub-conclusion. The claim is used as support for a sub-conclusion in the Philosopher’s argument.

The claim supports a sub-conclusion in the Philosopher’s argument.

The claim is not an implication the Philosopher is inferring. The claim is stated as fact.

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