Consider the following argument: "There's nothing wrong with paying for one movie and then sneaking in to see a second movie for free. What theaters charge for popcorn and soda is highway robbery." What fallacy does this argument commit?
A) the fallacy of attacking the motive
B) None of the answers are correct
C) the fallacy of look who's talking
D) the fallacy of two wrongs make a right

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The argument suggests that because theaters overcharge for concessions, it justifies sneaking into a second movie without paying. This is a classic example of the fallacy of two wrongs make a right, where one wrong action is justified by pointing out a different wrong action.

Consider the Following Argument: "There's Nothing Wrong with Paying for One