Problem: The premises of moral arguments typically include two types of claims: (1) fact-like claims, and (2) claims that entail a moral principle (a value judgment).
Identify the claims that entail a moral principle (a value judgment) from the list of claims below.
You should take side-streets to avoid traffic and save time.
Depression is widely misunderstood as merely feeling sad a lot of the time.
It's wrong to lie.
You should drink lots of water to stay hydrated.
Community college is a form of socialism.
It's wrong to evict anyone during a pandemic.
You shouldn't cheat on exams even if you can get away with it.