What is the author of this letter trying to accomplish by writing this letter?
A.
She wants to persuade the audience to write their lawmakers about the problem.
B.
She wants to persuade the editor that lawmakers are to blame for illegal bootlegging.
C.
She wants to persuade the editor to write a piece on motor vehicle theft.
D.
She wants to persuade the audience that laws on vehicle theft are too lenient.

Here's the text:

Dear Editor,

Should thieves be treated differently according to their crimes? I don’t understand why state senators always seem to pass laws that help the rich get richer instead of helping those who really need help. The FBI says that this year, more than 20,000 people in this city will have their cars broken into or stolen. They will suffer thousands of dollars in damages, not to mention mental anguish and the loss of items that hold sentimental value.
When law enforcement officers from across the state lobbied behind a bill to make these kinds of break-ins a felony, the lawmakers couldn’t see past how much it might cost to lock the criminals up.
Then the Senate turns around and approves a bill that fights illegal copying of CDs and DVDS. Although both these crimes are wrong, which one hurts the average person more? Whom are our state congress people looking out for?

Sincerely,

Bettina Suleman