According to Marquis, "The view that what makes killing wrong is the loss to the victim of the value of the victim's _______ gains additional support when some of its implications are examined."
A) future
B) rights
C) spirit
D) family

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Marquis argues that what makes killing wrong is the loss of the victim's future value, which implies that killing is wrong not only because it deprives the individual of their current experiences, but also because it eliminates any future experiences they would have had. This argument is consistent with the belief that future experiences have intrinsic value and should be preserved.

According to Marquis, "The View That What Makes Killing Wrong