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How to Argue Correctly in an Online Setting

  1. Why did you choose this online argument for your assignment?

I was searching for an argument because personally I usually don’t get involved in big debates. But as I was scrolling and looking up ideas, I came across Candace Owens page. I was scrolling through her page and came across an argument that was just blatant and rude. There was no positive feedback or facts. 

  1. Provide three negative examples and concerns you have with this online argument.

Three negative examples and concerns I have about this online argument is,

  • that people aren’t doing enough research. They are reacting solely on their emotions. 

  • Their words were very unkind and unprofessional.

  • On both ends they were reacting in ways that didn’t provide any answer or solution. It was going to be a never-ending battle. 

  1. Create five rules for how people should argue online correctly.

  • Be respectful.

  • Use facts not just opinions/research.

  • backup your opinion

  • Restate what they said to show you have an understanding.

  • Take time to respond don’t respond to quickly.

Below is the post itself... It is the June 11, 2023 post. 

https://www.instagram.com/realcandaceowens?igsh=a2J6d2UyN2VleW10


 

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