For all Passages answer the following: (Does or Does not) commit a fallacy; specifically, it (Does or Does not) commit a missing the point fallacy. Passage AHave you ever seen a lobster being cooked? They boil them alive! How would you like to be boiled alive? I can only imagine the agony of being boiled alive. You must not order the lobster. Passage BThat guy on the radio is just a right-wing blowhard who was addicted to pills. I've heard he also verbally abuses the people he works with and was once accused of sexual harassment. Why would you listen to anything he has to say?Passage CBill's mom said people should never drink and drive. But public transportation is terrible around here, and it's impossible to find a cab. So a good way to curb instances of drunk driving around here might be to increase the number of transportation options available to people who have been out drinking. Passage DI mentioned to Beth that the street I live on has so many potholes that driving on it had caused serious damage to my car. She suggested that I call on the Department of Transportation to do something to fix the problem. But I am not as naive as Beth is: I know that the DOT is neither obligated nor willing to fix my car. Passage EHeidegger was a card-carrying member of the Nazi Party, and even after the war, he never offered a convincing repudiation of its principles. Clearly, his philosophy should be rejected.