Find any TWO examples of a word, or phrase, that you find could be problematic in the context of an argument, (i. e. either ambiguous, vague, euphemistic, loaded, etc.) and explain clearly why you find them to be potentially troublesome, misleading, or otherwise unclear

Two words which I find problematic in the context of an argument are:

The two words above have become ambiguous because there seems to be a strong disagreement as to how they should be defined.

Some have advocated that the words be done away with altogether. Other have elected to define it based on how much hurt or not that can be done to another person.

Others have elected to say that anything good is what gives one pleasure without hurting another person.

It becomes even more problematic to view it via the lens of religion. There are many religions and they don't seem congruent on what those two words should mean.

Cheers!

proper noun

explanation:

a proper noun is the name of a particular place, person, or thing. england and america are a proper noun because it is a particular place.

explanation:

i would say or you because there is no harm in doing so. since the other person said something nice to you. you should also say something nice back to them too.