Miller believes that the basic right to exit an unjust state
A) has a partly instrumental moral importance.
B) is important partly because it prevents people from being forced to live amid hostile or alienating associations.
C) nevertheless does not entail a basic right to enter any society of the migrant's choice.
D) All of the above

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Miller's perspective on the basic right to exit an unjust state encompasses all the points mentioned: it has instrumental moral importance, it is crucial for preventing individuals from being forced to live in hostile or alienating associations, and it does not imply a corresponding right to enter any society one chooses.

Miller Believes That the Basic Right to Exit an Unjust