Peace-loving citizens are being victimized by the weekly assault on our senses known as stock car racing. Every week, boisterous thrill seekers with absolutely no
concern for others charge down our streets to the track. As they all throw not only caution
but doubtlessly litter to the wind, they make our streets less safe. Then, of course, there's
the noise from the track that can be heard from miles away. It continues for hours, after
which every spectator aggressively motors back home.
How is the author's argument flawed?
1
It fails to give alternative entertainment choices to those who currently
prefer stock car racing.
It projects the behaviors of some onto all of the fans of stock car racing.
th
It does not compare the noise of stock cars to noises produced by other
sources.