Identify the thesis in the paragraph that follows: There are many who believe that healthcare is a basic human right. I strongly disagree. Life, food, shelter, and the right to pursue happiness (whatever that means) may be human rights, but little else. But when we talk about whether this country should have universal healthcare for its citizens, we are not discussing basic human rights. No, access to universal healthcare is instead the moral obligation of any society that dares to call itself 'civilized.'
A. There are many who believe that healthcare is a basic human right.
B. But when we talk about whether this country should have universal healthcare for its citizens, we are not discussing basic human rights.
C. Life, food, shelter, and the right to pursue happiness (whatever that means) may be human rights, but little else.
D. No, access to universal healthcare is instead the moral obligation of any society that dares to call itself 'civilized.'