The correct answer to this
question is when:
<span>
“d. we have begun to think for ourselves about
moral questions”</span>
<span>Based on the Socratic view
of morality by Frankena, morality is ingrained in all of us. We must not let
our choices be determined by our emotions, rather inspect the moral question
and go after the best reasoning. The only question we need to answer is whether
the action is right or wrong, and not what will occur to use, what others will feel
of us, nor how we feel about what happened. </span>
If you are not a legal citizen, you might be discriminated against. Also, only legal citizens have a say in government (ie suffrage), and even if citizens rights are protected by the government, yours might not be. For example, many foreign countries don't have to respect other foreigners right of habeas corpus.
Answer:
In order to have their beliefs considered as public opinion, people must express they're point of view.
