"This argument appeals to the wheelchair ethos of the wealthy, upper-middle-class American slob. If Rainbow Bridge is worth seeing at all, then by God it should be easily , readily , immediately available to everybody with the money to buy a big power-boat. Why should a trip to such a place be the privilege only of those who are willing to walk six miles ? Or if pikes Peak is worth getting to , then why not build a highway to the top of it so that anyone can get there ?
What is Abbeys fallacy in this argument ?

A. He suggests that everyone in the world agrees with his views

B. He insults

Question

"This argument appeals to the wheelchair ethos of the wealthy, upper-middle-class American slob. If Rainbow Bridge is worth seeing at all, then by God it should be easily , readily , immediately available to everybody with the money to buy a big power-boat. Why should a trip to such a place be the privilege only of those who are willing to walk six miles ? Or if  pikes Peak is worth getting to , then why not build a highway to the top of it so that anyone can get there ? 
What is Abbeys fallacy in this argument ?

A. He suggests that everyone in the world agrees with his views

B. He insults