Ban Metallic Balloon

What would the world be like without balloons? If lawmakers are successful of banning balloons this is what the world would be like? These banning balloons have now become a conservation topic.This conservation was discussed in a video,” California Aims to Ban Metallic Balloons to Reduce Power Outages, an article ”Parties can be Fun Without Balloons,” by Natalie Romero and another article called “Balloons Bring Joy To Millions,” by Theo Lewis. While the authors presented their arguments in the same audience which is the public and balloon users. All three sources, the vide, and the two editorials went about revealing the argument using the same or similar approaches. To begin all three sources address the same audience specifically the people who buy or sell these balloons. They also do a similar tone and-and supporting the argument with similar evidence. The author makes it clear that they are trying to get the people that buy and sell balloons make them agree with them. Another similarity among or between the video “California Aims to Ban Metallic Balloons to …show more content…
To begin we will start off with how source 2 “Parties Can Be Fun Without Balloons,” by Natalie Romero the source isn't really that credible. This is because there isn't really a reliable evidence to support this side. Also, the source is just not there. But she does say scientists but who are these people? This shows that the source two isn't very reliable, unlike the others. Another reason that these articles/videos are different is the fact that Theo Lewis article has the strongest argument. This shows that the Lewis has the strongest argument and has evidence to back it up. Unlike the other article by Natalie Romero, it clearly states the sources which include of Dan Flint the chairman of the balloon council. This article also includes of Logos and