A citizen who objects to the plan points out that the sheriff might dismiss it as an "inconvenience" to innocent people but that he would probably not agree that he himself and members of his family should be subjected to such suspicion and treatment. This citizen is making theargument against the policy:

Universality.

Explanation:

The ethics of universality suggest that there is a universal ethic that is common to all the people of the universe regardless of social status, nationality, gender, race, culture, etc.

In the given case, the citizen is making an argument against the policy of universality that suggests that ethics are universal and applies to all. The citizen is making an argument that the sheriff will not agree with the plan that he and his family be suspected and treated as such.

So, the correct answer is universality.

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