English, 15.02.2022 17:50 mamaKelly1671

PLEASE HELP ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS!! 1. What is the point that the author want to elaborate?
2. List two facts that is mentioned in the text
3. What is the purpose of the text?
4. What logical fallacies can you identify in this senteces "it is odd that with 62.000 Americans desperately awaiting organ transplantation to save their life no authority had yet to dared to offer money for the organs of the dead in order to increase the supply for the living. If we can do anything to alleviate the catasthropic shortage of donated organs, should we not?
5. What logical fallacies can you identify in this senteces " But this program does not restrict supply to the rich. it seeks to increase supply for all. Moreover, everything in life that is dangerous, risky, or bad disproportionately affects the poor: slum housing, street crime, smalls cars, and hazardous jobs, by this logic, coal mining should be outlawed because the misery and risk and diseases of coal mining disproportionately fall on people who need the money."

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