Read the excerpt from "Keynote Address." Now let us not deceive ourselves about the consequences of such abdication [of the responsibilities of citizenship]. It is anarchy. It is a state in which each individual demands instant compliance with his own desires. And from there, it is but a short step to the assumption by each individual of the right to decide which of his neighbors shall live and which shall not. Which best describes the appeal Inouye makes in this excerpt?
Answer
A
He appeals to logic by showing how bad attitudes lead to dangerous actions.
B
He appeals to authority by claiming that anarchy is immoral.
C
He appeals to timeliness by emphasizing the urgency of the nation's problems.
D
He appeals to emotion by evoking the fear of death.