According to Marquis, "What primarily makes killing wrong is neither its effect on the murderer nor its effect on the victim's friends and relatives, but its effect on the ..."
A) society.
B) legal ramifications.
C) spirit.
D) victim.

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Marquis argues that what primarily makes killing wrong is its effect on the victim, as it deprives the victim of their valuable future experiences and opportunities. The other options do not align with Marquis' view.

According to Marquis, "What Primarily Makes Killing Wrong Is Neither