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Censor: All anarchist novels have two objectionable characteristics: a subversive outlook and the depiction of wholesale violence. Therefore, it is permissible to ban any anarchist novel that would do more harm than good to society. Which one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the censor’s reasoning?
A: If a novel has Subversive outlook but doesn't depict wholesale violence, it is permissible to ban it.
B: If a novel depicts wholesale violence, then it is permissible to ban it if doing so would do more good than harm to society.
C: It is permissible to ban a novel only if the novel has Subversive outlook and would do more harm than good to society.
D: It is permissible to ban a novel that would cause the society more harm than good If the novel has two or more objectionable characteristics.
E: It is permissible to ban a novel that depicts wholesale violence only if that novel has at least one other objectionable characteristics.
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A: If a novel has Subversive outlook but doesn't depict wholesale violence, it is permissible to ban it.
B: If a novel depicts wholesale violence, then it is permissible to ban it if doing so would do more good than harm to society.
C: It is permissible to ban a novel only if the novel has Subversive outlook and would do more harm than good to society.
D: It is permissible to ban a novel that would cause the society more harm than good If the novel has two or more objectionable characteristics.
E: It is permissible to ban a novel that depicts wholesale violence only if that novel has at least one other objectionable characteristics.
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It's D because according to Censor "All anarchist novels have two objectionable characteristics: a subversive outlook and the depiction of wholesale violence.
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A: If a novel has Subversive outlook but doesn't depict wholesale violence, it is permissible to ban it.
- even the presence of one characteristic makes it anarchist. Incorrect
B: If a novel depicts wholesale violence, then it is permissible to ban it if doing so would do more good than harm to society.
- correct. (even the presence of one characteristic makes it anarchist.)
C: It is permissible to ban a novel only if the novel has Subversive outlook and would do more harm than good to society.
- incorrect for the same reason.
D: It is permissible to ban a novel that would cause the society more harm than good If the novel has two or more objectionable characteristics.
- incorrect
E: It is permissible to ban a novel that depicts wholesale violence only if that novel has at least one other objectionable characteristics. - incorrect
IMO B.
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- even the presence of one characteristic makes it anarchist. Incorrect
B: If a novel depicts wholesale violence, then it is permissible to ban it if doing so would do more good than harm to society.
- correct. (even the presence of one characteristic makes it anarchist.)
C: It is permissible to ban a novel only if the novel has Subversive outlook and would do more harm than good to society.
- incorrect for the same reason.
D: It is permissible to ban a novel that would cause the society more harm than good If the novel has two or more objectionable characteristics.
- incorrect
E: It is permissible to ban a novel that depicts wholesale violence only if that novel has at least one other objectionable characteristics. - incorrect
IMO B.
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