Singer introduces two new hypothetical situations pertaining to ‘Dora’ and ‘Bob’ in order to generate a reaction from the readers. He relates the two stories with Americans who are not donating by saying “Bob's situation resembles that of people able but unwilling to donate to overseas aid” (Singer 381). This argument shows the potentiality of a straw man fallacy where singer constructs a character so unfavorable that the readers would have to choose the other option given. But there are factors to be considered such as the amount of tax ‘Bob’ hypothetically paid for the Bugatti which goes to welfare. In addition, anyone working hard for their income has the right to enjoy it. If endless amount of money is given to the poor then the problem
