In our primary source, Jacobs and Potter are quoted as saying "it is strategically advantageous to be recognized as disadvantaged and victimized. The greater a group's victimization, the stronger its moral claim on the larger society."

Which of the following answers describes what Jacobs and Potter are proposing here? You may choose more than one answer.

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In our primary source, Jacobs and Potter are quoted as saying "it is strategically advantageous to be recognized as disadvantaged and victimized. The greater a group's victimization, the stronger its moral claim on the larger society."  
  
 Which of the following answers describes what Jacobs and Potter are proposing here? You may choose more than one answer.

Accepted Answer

As a victim, you have are in a powerless position, and others should feel morally responsible to help right the wrongs that have been done.

Accepted Answer

People who do not identify as disadvantaged or victimized do not have as much of a right to complain if things do not go their way.

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People who are disadvantaged and victimized are better off because it is generally better to not have a lot of material goods.

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If you are not victimized, you have a particular advantaged position that victims do not, and you should use this advantaged position to help the victimized.

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