Budolfson Argues That When People Are Acting in Contexts Where

Budolfson argues that when people are acting in contexts where their choices make no difference to whether individuals are harmed, there's ________:

A) Always a way of showing why this kind of behavior isn't problematic at all
B) Still a moral obligation to intervene in an attempt to stop those people
C) No harm in trying to tell the people who are behaving wrongly that they should rethink their actions
D) Good reason to take the moral high road and educate or shame the wrongdoers
E) A real risk that intervening is merely a way of being obnoxious and counterproductive