Walter Sinnott-Armstrong says that "side-stepping" through virtue ethics doesn't help us understand our moral obligations and obscures the issue. What does he mean by this, and why are we supposed to believe it? After answering these questions, do your best to reply to Sinnott-Armstrong from the perspective of a virtue ethicist.

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The Answer is -Correctly explain Sinnott-Armstrong's criticism of virtue ethics.
-Develop a thoughtful reply on behalf of the virtue ethicist, demonstrating understanding of that position, as well as correctly identifying and defending controversial claims using sound reasoning, well-chosen examples, insightful analogies, etc.

Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Says That "Side-Stepping" Through Virtue Ethics Doesn't Help