Which statement, if included in the speech, would be considered a logical fallacy? A) Anyone who opposes this tax hates the environment and only cares about money at the cost of everybody's health and well being. B) Though each person will pay a bit more in taxes, research shows that property values rise in communities with green space and parks. C) Green space and parks, while they cost money to build up front, don't require much upkeep and will not need future taxes after they are established. D) None of these choices would represent a logical fallacy, as they all make sound logical sense and would strengthen the argument in an objective, unbiased way.