Timmerman resists Singer's key claim because he
A) holds that individuals have a right to do as they desire with their property.
B) denies that world famine is as bad of a problem as Singer claims.
C) believes that governments, not individuals, should take action to improve conditions.
D) believes that, on reflection, our intuitive judgments do not support the key claim.

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Timmerman's resistance to Singer's key claim is based on the argument that our intuitive judgments, upon reflection, do not actually support Singer's key claim, rather than any of the other reasons listed.

Timmerman Resists Singer's Key Claim Because He