John Stuart Mill's critics claimed that hedonism was
A) "plausible but incomplete."
B) "an opiate of the masses."
C) "elitist."
D) "a doctrine of swine."

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Mill's critics referred to his hedonistic philosophy as "a doctrine of swine," implying that it was base and low-minded, only focused on sensual pleasure and lacking any higher moral or intellectual pursuit.

John Stuart Mill's Critics Claimed That Hedonism Was