Pt1420 Unit 6 Argument

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After recording my arguments for two days, I found that the purpose of most of my arguments was to try and convince the other person that my ideas were right and the best choice. In total I made six arguments where my purpose was to convince the other party. The six arguments I made are as follows; The best pokemon go team is Mystic and not Valor or Instinct, that 9/11 was not an inside job nor was it done by president Bush, that we need stricter gun control laws, that Trump should not be president, and that the education system for grades 12 and lower should be changed and made to be more practical for life.
My second most popular reason for arguing was to inform the other party, although, I only made two arguments to inform. My arguments

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