Kukathas's main contention is that making reparation for past wrongs is almost always
A) Morally required.
B) Morally unjustified.
C) Morally permissible.
D) None of the above.

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Kukathas argues that making reparations for past wrongs is often morally unjustified, challenging the notion that such actions are always or necessarily the right course of action.

Kukathas's Main Contention Is That Making Reparation for Past Wrongs