Mary Ann: Our country should, above all, be strong. Strength gains the respect of other countries and makes a country admirable. Inez: There are many examples in history of countries that were strong but used their strength to commit atrocities. We should judge a country by the morality of its actions, not by its strength. If the actions are morally good, the country is admirable. Which one of the following is a presupposition that underlies Inez' argument?
A: Countries cannot be both strong and moral.
B: It is possible to assign moral weight to the actions of countries.
C: The citizens of any country believe that whatever their country does is good.
D: At least one country is admirable.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
B