Rachels argues against the view that people always do what they want to do by pointing to the fact that we sometimes
A) Perform an action as a means to an end.
B) Perform an action because we feel we are obligated to do so.
C) Experience weakness of will and perform an action we know to be wrong.
D) Both a and b

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Rachel's argument against the view that people always do what they want to do is based on the fact that we sometimes perform actions as a means to an end (A) and because we feel we are obligated to do so (B).

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