An objection to altruistic moralities is that such systems allow for some to participate in society in a manner unequal to their contributions to society.This objection is known as what?

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The objection described in the question is known as free riding, which refers to individuals benefiting from a collective effort without contributing in a proportionate manner. Pure egoism (A) is not related to this objection. Private vices (C) and selfish genes (D) are not specific objections to altruistic moralities.

An Objection to Altruistic Moralities Is That Such Systems Allow