Rhetorical Strategy of Concession
In an argument about government surveillance that ultimately supports privacy rights, which of the following constitutes a strategic concession?
A
Claiming government surveillance has no real impact on national security whatsoever.
B
Ignoring all potential benefits of government surveillance and focusing only on privacy concerns.
C
Accusing proponents of government surveillance as being completely indifferent to privacy issues without discussing specific concerns.
D
Admitting government surveillance can enhance national security before explaining how it may infringe upon individual freedoms.
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