The immediate damage caused by a hurricane does not involve moral rights, because
A) it is an act of nature not directly caused by human action.
B) it is voluntary.
C) people can choose to protect themselves from hurricanes by leaving the area.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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Hurricanes are natural disasters, and their occurrence is not within human control. Therefore, the damage caused by a hurricane cannot be attributed to the violation of any moral rights.

The Immediate Damage Caused by a Hurricane Does Not Involve