Which of the following is a perceived disadvantage of Rawls's social justice theory?
A) It allows for those in advantageous positions to suppress people in least advantageous positions.
B) It doesn't consider the fact that people would not want to maximize benefits for the least advantaged persons.
C) It only allocates people in advantageous positions to set up rules on morality.
D) It postulates that there are no universal ethical rules to guide a person's conduct.

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Rawls's social justice theory assumes that people would want to maximize benefits for the least advantaged persons, which may not necessarily be true in reality. This can be seen as a perceived disadvantage because the theory may not accurately reflect human behavior and motivations.

Which of the Following Is a Perceived Disadvantage of Rawls's