Film Critic :Feature films often present characters that scorn civilized processes of law for the guilty and who advocate violence rather than seek legal redress .However, recent films are distinguished from the past in part because it treats such characters sympathetically . Sympathetic treatment of such characters suggests to viewers that violence for an apparently just cause is an acceptable credo . Thus, modern films can damage individuals who appropriate this attitude,as well as damage society at large .
Which of the following is an assumption on which the critic's argument relies ?
A)Modern films are generally no as conducive to societal good as was the films of earlier eras
B)It is to the advantage of some individuals that they adopt the legal and nonviolent means as an acceptable credo for justice .
C)Many individual do not believe in this type of "brutal justice" as portrayed by protagonists in recent films .
D)The box office success of a movie cannot be judged in complete isolation of the social message they portray .
E)Some individuals first need to be convinced that their society is more just than other societies before they can take up nonviolent means .