Please Explain why B is Incorrect

@mahosmar, Let's look at (B). (B) says, "drawing an analogy between an attitude commonly adopted in one situation and a different attitude commonly adopted in another situation, and establishing that the latter attitude is better justified than the former" The problem with (B) is that there aren't different attitudes; rather, the author believes that one should feel the same way about the two situations. Thus we can get rid of this choice, as it's not correctly explaining how the columnist is proceeding with her argument. Does that make sense? Let us know if you have any other questions!