It seems that certain ethical theories are often criticized for contradiction

It seems that certain ethical theories are often criticized for contradiction

It seems that certain ethical theories are often criticized for contradiction ordinary ethical thinking, or common moral intuitions. Why should this matter, though? Is there a good reason to believe that ordinary common moral intuitions are infallible, and that more refined ethical systems ought not contradict such intuitions?

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