Throughout history, there has been debate of whether a person is morally responsible for something that was completely out of the person’s control. This could also be known as the debate over moral luck. Is there any immunity from luck? It would most likely depend on the situation and the public’s interpretation. People seem to be committed to the Control Principle, that we are only morally assessable to the things within our own control. Although this is our main ideology, we make our judgments based on factors that are not within our control. This is the problematic system because there is not a distinct line to make our decisions. Therefore, this method is not useful for determining moral responsibility for people’s actions. As an example,
