Empathy, Responsibility, and Public Policy

This chapter delves into the intricate relationship between personal responsibility and empathy within the context of public policies and individual choices. Through engaging analogies, the discussion highlights the contradictions in feelings of compassion toward individuals who may advocate harmful policies. It also addresses the moral implications of crime and the disconnect between urban residents' choices and broader societal expectations.

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