Right wing columnist and author Michelle Malkin says that the forced relocation of Japanese Americans to internment camps during World war II was really for their own protection. Therefore, we must drop that silly nonsense that this internment was a monstrous injustice, and start thinking of it as a humanitarian endeavor.
A) Deductive, invalid.
B) Inductive, strong.
C) Deductive, valid.
D) Inductive, weak.
E) Deductive, unsound.

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The argument is inductive because it makes a generalization based on a specific viewpoint or interpretation of historical events. It is considered weak because the conclusion that the internment was a humanitarian endeavor does not logically follow from the premise that it was for their own protection, ignoring the broader context and consequences of the internment.

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