Which of the following is now rarely given by those who argue that rights and obligations are NOT correlates?
A) Only some rights entail obligations.
B) Moral ideals, such as charity, do not generate rights claims even though they are sometimes referred to as "obligations."
C) The dividing line between obligations and ideals is not always clear.
D) There are differences of opinion as to whether rights or obligations are more basic.

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The argument that only some rights entail obligations is now rarely given by those who argue that rights and obligations are not correlates because it overlooks the fundamental philosophical understanding that rights typically imply a corresponding duty or obligation on others.

Which of the Following Is Now Rarely Given by Those