Fellow Committee members, Mr. Weeds has presented us with Impressive arguments to show that chewing tobacco does not increase one's chances of getting cancer. It Is an interesting academic exercise to ponder the merits of his clever reasoning Remember though that as we sit in comfort pondering these questions, people are suffering and dying of cancer. Remember too the grief of those who have lost loved ones to this terrible disease. I urge you not to forget compassion, My view has thus not changed. I still hold that the Committee's finding ought to be that chewing tobacco does increase one's chances of getting cancer. red herring O appeal to pity no fallacy D Question 36 2 pts The President tells us that we need to crack down on the tobacco industry to save our children from becoming addicted to tobacco while they are still young. By getting addicted so early they stand a greater chance of remaining addicted throughout adulthood. While I admit that it's bad for children to get addicted to tobacco, I think It's nonetheless clear that the President's position is wrong. Afterall, if we sentence youngsters who smoke to long jail terms it will surely make people feel that the government is unfair and it will encourage a disrespect for low that carries over to other lows. Furthermore it will make the problem of overcrowding In prisons even worse than it is today. C appeal to the people straw mun 3 appeal to ignorance D.no fallacy