Explain communitarian argument

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Assignment:

Briefly explain Communitarian argument and Unintended consequences argument by Edmund Burke and what we need to remember while working towards equality. Pick one and explain its advantages and disadvantages. Apply the concept you chose to our society today, and critically reflect upon it.

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