According to Thomson, "A Further Objection to So Using the Term

Multiple Choice

According to Thomson, "A further objection to so using the term 'right' that from the fact that A ought to do a thing for B it follows that B has a right against A that A do it for him, is that it is going to make the question of whether or not a man has a right to a thing turn on how easy it is to provide him with it; and this seems not merely unfortunate, but ..."

A) epistemologically fallacious.
B) morally unacceptable.
C) metaphysically invalid.
D) scientifically false.