The negative-right approach claims that those who trade with regimes which fail to share natural ...

The negative-right approach claims that those who trade with regimes which fail to share natural resource wealth with their people are

A. morally blameless since they usually do not know they circumstances within the country.
B. somewhat morally responsible, but not as bad as the corrupt regimes themselves.
C. morally blameless since ethics is determined by culture, and what we see as corruption in government, might not be viewed as such by the people of the country.
D. are no morally different than those who steal directly from their people.