What might a deontologist say about rule-utilitarianism?
Group of answer choices
a. Rule-utilitarianism is committed to mysterious rules not found in nature. People have rights. And rule-utilitarianism could allow for these rights to be violated simply if the adopted rules brought about more overall happiness.
b. Rule-utilitarianism posits moral rules that are too demanding on individual human beings. These rules and standards are typically never met, which makes morally right actions hard to come by.