In her paper, E-cigarettes abound in unproven health claims, Sarah Milov supported her claims with much more evidence than Amy Ridenour did in her paper, Vaping is not as bad as smoking. In her paper Ms. Milov supported her argument using strong evidence, while Ms. Ridenour misrepresented Ms. Milov’s position and used several fallacious statements in her arguments.
Ms. Milov’s writing was much stronger. She opens by stating up front, that e-cigarette manufactures have created an industry based on unproven health claims. She then goes on to state the reasons for her concern, “16 million children can legally buy e-cigs and the nicotine based products that they deliver,” while noting that nicotine is an addictive drug that can be deadly if
Ms. Milov’s writing was much stronger. She opens by stating up front, that e-cigarette manufactures have created an industry based on unproven health claims. She then goes on to state the reasons for her concern, “16 million children can legally buy e-cigs and the nicotine based products that they deliver,” while noting that nicotine is an addictive drug that can be deadly if