One problem is that the objections to Ought Necessity that we saw in §2 seem to apply to Variant as well. Another is that Practical Strictness seems untenable (Way 2012a; Cheng-Guajardo 2014). It might be the case neither that one ought not to intend to E, nor that one ought to intend to E; intending to E might be merely permitted.  Suppose I ought to take a can of beans.  I can take the can of beans on the left, or I can take the equally good can on the right.  It is neither the case that I ought not to intend to take the can on the left, nor that I ought to intend to take the can on the left.