Why does utilitarianism associate pain

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Why does utilitarianism associate pain and pleasure with morality? How does this make consequences the crucial element of morality? Do you agree with utilitarianism that consequences are the most important thing to consider in moral decisions? Use an example to demonstrate your thinking.

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