Regarding Dr. Jack Kevorkian's impassioned defense of physician-assisted suicide, an emotivist would most likely argue that his position:
A. is right for him as long as he personally feels it is right.
B. is neither right nor wrong but is just an expression of his feelings.
C. is wrong because physician-assisted suicide is illegal.
D. is right because his intention is to reduce pain and suffering.
Answer: B
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