Are we morally obligated to feed the starving

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1) Are we morally obligated to feed the starving if we want to consider ourselves a good person? Singer says yes, do you agree, why or why not?

2) Do you believe animals have rights? If so what rights do they have and why do they have them?

3) If a politician is playing dirty on a regular basis, over time will their morality erode? Will they stop feeling guilty making them unfit to be a politician?

4) Assuming all the practical objections could be fixed, would you agree that theoretically having a program like suggested in the essay would be a good thing?

5) According to Richard Taylor human life does not have objective meaning, do you agree or disagree? If you agree explain why Taylor is correct and if you disagree please give a detailed reasoned response to Taylor's argument

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