Thrasymachus claims that what is just is:
A) whatever is in the interest of the most powerful members of society.
B) possible only in a democracy.
C) often different from what is "right."
D) to give each citizen what he deserves.
E) a matter of law, not philosophy.

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Thrasymachus asserts that justice is based on the interests of the most powerful members of society. This aligns with his belief that the strong should rule and that there is no inherent morality.

Thrasymachus Claims That What Is Just Is