"What's ultimately wrong with cheating someone is not that you're a cheater but that they got cheated; what's ultimately wrong with being mean to someone is not that you're a mean person but that they got hurt." This quote (from the text) is a criticism of
A) utilitarianism.
B) virtue ethics.
C) an ethic of rules.
D) None of the above

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The quote criticizes virtue ethics by focusing on the consequences of actions (someone getting cheated or hurt) rather than the moral character of the person performing the actions (being a cheater or mean).

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