Discussion
According to the writer, if we think excessively in terms of rights and miserably in terms of obligation
Answer: D
If we think excessively of rights and poorly of obligations, we become critics.
The writer says we think too much of rights and too little of obligations, and that this "weakens a nation" so that "we then become merely decriers and grumble without anything positive to contribute". A decrier is a person who runs things down, that is, a critic.
Achieving our targets and making the nation strong are the opposite of the weakening the writer describes. Becoming slaves of the press is not said anywhere; the press is brought in only as an example of the same fault.
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