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¶ … build a logical argument by clarifying facts and speaking to a particular audience; and the conclusions must be strong and communicated well so that the intended audience can logically say, "I understand and agree with that." Marc Siegel, a professor of Medicine at New York University and also a doctor with a practice, wrote an argument based on the doctor's role in treating pain and suffering by helping the patient end their life -- euthanasia. He was persuasive to me in his argument for several reasons: 1) He is a medical doctor who has taken the Hippocratic Oath and believes in helping patient's whenever possible; 2) He is logical and factual when he talks about some illnesses and conditions in which there is no cure; 3) He supports his arguments with the sound moral and ethical facts...

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The most compelling part of his argument is that he believes in the use of modern drugs "in the name of relieving suffering, not as a murder weapon."
Personal Persuasion- When dealing with issues like euthanasia, abortion, etc. many people already have strong views -- usually based on their own religious or cultural viewpoint. For many, no amount of logical argument will convince them…

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