Why does Nell bring up the claim that unavoidable killings and cases of self-defense are justifiable killings?
A) Nell wants to show that famine deaths are unavoidable and so are justifiable.
B) Nell wants to argue that in a well-equipped lifeboat, no deaths would count as unavoidable killings or cases of self-defense.
C) Nell wants to demonstrate that famine deaths cannot count as unavoidable deaths or cases of self-defense and so cannot be justified on those grounds.
D) Nell wants to prove that there is no difference between unavoidable killings and cases of self-defense.

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Nell brings up the claim to argue that famine deaths do not fall under the categories of unavoidable killings or self-defense, and therefore, cannot be justified as such.

Why Does Nell Bring Up the Claim That Unavoidable Killings