In the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), beyond immediate compassion, what deeper societal critique is *most likely* being leveled by Jesus?

A The inherent hypocrisy of religious leaders who prioritize ritual purity over acts of mercy. B The economic inequality that leaves some vulnerable to robbery and violence. C The failure of the Roman legal system to provide adequate protection for travelers. D The lack of universal healthcare, leaving victims of crime without access to medical assistance.