Carens Argues That a Policy of Exclusion Does Not Always

Carens argues that a policy of exclusion does not always imply that the culture and people being protected are superior because

A) such a policy actually implies that the protected culture is inferior.
B) the exclusion may simply reflect an attachment to what is one's own (rather than a belief in superiority) .
C) superiority and inferiority are inherently subjective concepts.
D) only superior cultures have freedom of movement.