In the case of Sam forcibly preventing Marvin from reaching the marketplace, Huemer claims that Sam
A) severely violates Marvin's rights.
B) harms Marvin without violating his rights.
C) neither harms Marvin nor violates his rights.
D) has a duty to his family to deny Marvin access to the market.

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Huemer would argue that forcibly preventing Marvin from reaching the marketplace is a severe violation of Marvin's rights, as it directly impedes Marvin's freedom and ability to engage in voluntary exchanges or activities.

In the Case of Sam Forcibly Preventing Marvin from Reaching