Woollard thinks that if you arrive at your holiday bungalow and a local charity asks you for money to save children nearby, you are not obligated to help those children.

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Woollard argues that proximity or distance does not fundamentally alter our moral obligations to help others in need, suggesting that if we are in a position to help, we have a moral obligation to do so, regardless of whether the needy are nearby or far away.

Woollard Thinks That If You Arrive at Your Holiday Bungalow