Pogge argues that sometimes a harm can follow from the imposition of what, rather than the other way around?

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Pogge's argument is that sometimes harm can follow from the imposition of injustice, or the violation of basic human rights, rather than the other way around. This means that the harm is a result of the violation of rights, not the cause of it. While pain and vice may also be harmful, they are not necessarily tied to the violation of rights in the same way that injustice is. Therefore, choice A is the best answer.

Pogge Argues That Sometimes a Harm Can Follow from the Imposition