The answer to this question is D. Thaddeus Stevens
The answer is misanthrope.
But some say Swift does not hate or mistrust his fellowman rather he
shows man’s flaws in an effort to correct them.
You cannot hate a person if what your intention is to make then see the
error of their behavior. A person hates
or distrust would not do that.
The answer is B. You're welcome.
The correct answer is A. If in the first box of the diagram the employee is giving an unfavorable opinion about his boss in a newspaper, and in the last box there is a judge ruling a sentence, the second box has to refer to a judicial issue. As the boss is the only one injured by the employee's declaration, he is the only one who can access justice regarding this issue, so the options are limited to A and C. The correct answer ends up being A, since when arguing libel, the boss can access justice by suing his employee, not if he defended him by saying that his statement was a symbolic speech.
