Which statement from Appeal for Conference of Neutral Powers " BEST captures Lafollette's central idea regarding neutrality?

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A. As a people we are intensely interested in the cessation of a war that is slaying our kindred, bringing indescribable desolation to the lands we love and to the homes of our fathers. (paragraph 1)

B. We cannot believe that it is in the interest of human progress that any one of the nations should be wiped off the face of the earth. (paragraph 2)

C. Mr. President, I have not attempted to discuss in any comprehensive way the vital questions with which the proposed conference would deal. (paragraph 4)

D. These problems the nations themselves must solve. (paragraph 4)

D. These problems the nations themselves must solve. (paragraph 4)

Explanation:

Lafollette, in his speech, reinforces the idea that it is not right for a nation to be involved in conflicts that were not created by it. For Lafollette, the nations that created the conflict must be the only ones responsible for resolving it, while the other nations are responsible for remaining neutral and not creating problems for their citizens who are taking care of their own lives. In short, each nation must be responsible solely for its own problems.

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