One might criticize the No Difference Argument on the grounds that the actions of individuals
A) can be morally wrong even if they make no difference.
B) add up to make a morally significant difference.
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor b

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The No Difference Argument can be criticized on both grounds: that individual actions can be morally wrong even if they make no discernible difference (A), and that the cumulative effect of individual actions can lead to a morally significant difference (B).

One Might Criticize the No Difference Argument on the Grounds