The correct answer is B. Both show conflict between the rights of individuals and groups.
Both show how the common good is always above an individual good. The common good is "common" because it protects the interests of the majority of people, while not jeopardizing any individuals. That's why there are democratic elections, where everybody has the right to vote, but the majority decides who is going to represent them. It's not that the individual's opinion doesn't count or doesn't matter; on the contrary, it always counts. But at the end, it's about the assessment of all members of a group.
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ok so i guessing they're asking for your opinion on the subject . Do YOU want to be paid for doing good in school? Then, they're asking you to write a letter of your opinion and first open it if you support it or if you oppose the movement of paying students for doing good in school
