Draper would object to Bradley's view by saying
A) Death cannot be a misfortune if it is unfitting to worry about it
B) Existential terror is rationally required
C) Bradley is committed to endorsing voluntary euthanasia
D) All of the above

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Draper would object to Bradley's view that death is always a misfortune by arguing that if it is unfitting to worry about death, then it cannot be considered a misfortune. Draper does not suggest that existential terror is required, nor does he address voluntary euthanasia. Therefore, only option A accurately represents Draper's objection.

Draper Would Object to Bradley's View by Saying