&ldquo;[A]n enemy combatant may be subjected to torture in order to extract useful intelligence, though those inflicting the torture may have no real feelings of anger or animosity toward their subject.&rdquo; Which one of the following best explicates the larger point being made by the author here? &nbsp;

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“[A]n enemy combatant may be subjected to torture in order to extract useful intelligence, though those inflicting the torture may have no real feelings of anger or animosity toward their subject.” Which one of the following best explicates the larger point being made by the author here?

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A.
In certain kinds of aggression, inflicting pain is not the objective, and is no more than a utilitarian means to achieve another end.
B.
When an enemy combatant refuses to reveal information, the use of torture can sometimes involve real feelings of hostility.
C.
Information revealed by subjecting an enemy combatant to torture is not always reliable because of the animosity involved.
D.

The use of torture to extract information is most effective when the torturer is not emotionally involved in the torture.