Singer rejects a basic principle of impartiality, universalizability, or equality and argues that you have stronger obligations to those who stand in special relationships with respect to you, such as family members and friends.

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Peter Singer is known for advocating for a principle of impartiality and universalizability in ethics, arguing that we should extend our ethical considerations to all beings capable of suffering, without giving special preference to those who are in a special relationship with us, like family members and friends.

Singer Rejects a Basic Principle of Impartiality, Universalizability, or Equality