A Criticism of the Social-Conflict View of Deviance Is That

A criticism of the social-conflict view of deviance is that it:

A) underemphasizes the role that the rich play in defining deviance.
B) implies that deviance exists in all societies, whatever their economic system.
C) is an overly complex view of deviance.
D) ignores the roles of laws that serve to protect others besides the rich.
E) argues that deviance arises only when society treats its members equally.