Assume that Thomson is correct that "You ought to do A" does not entail "I have a right to your doing A." Which of the following could you infer from that claim?
A) Not all duties entail corresponding rights.
B) Not all rights entail duties.
C) There's no correlation of rights and duties.
D) Duties and rights are entirely subjective.

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Thomson's claim suggests that there are instances where one has a duty (ought to do something) that does not automatically grant someone else a right to that action, indicating that duties can exist independently of corresponding rights.

Assume That Thomson Is Correct That "You Ought to Do