Turnitin 7. This assignment will be submitted to Turnitin. Instructions Using the argument template, give 1 Pro and 1 Con argument for the following proposition. All premises must be entirely in your own words. For each argument you need at least 6 premises that are fully developed statements, in your own words, along with properly cited supporting evidence, all leading to a specific conclusion. Be sure to avoid all emotive language and fallacies throughout both of your arguments. General Proposition: The U.S. should legalize marijuana at the federal level for everyone over the age of 21. The emphasis in this Assignment is on learning how to break down a general proposition and argue for and against specific aspects of it. There are many different sets of consequences that one can debate when examining whether or not something should be legal - health harms and benefits, economic gains and costs, etc. For this Assignment think of the best specific argument for legalizing marijuana and the best specific con argument against legalizing marijuana. Here 1s a template for a pro argument. (A con argument follows the same pattern, but argues against the general proposition for a specific reason.) The debates do not need to be in essay form. they can just look like a filled out version of this: General Proposition: (The general proposition is the same for the whole debate, pro arguments agree with it & con arguments disagree with 1t.) Pro Argument #1 Specific Conclusion for Pro Argument #1: (This should be a more specific version of your general proposifion, pro conclusions agree with the proposition & con conclusions disagree.) Premise #1: (Each premise needs to be a full statement, not just a phrase.) Supporting Evidence: Premise #2: Supporting Evidence: Premise #3: Supporting Evidence: Premise #4: Supporting Evidence: Premise #5: Supporting Evidence: Premise #6: Supporting Evidence: (All premises should be entirely in your own words. Make sure each premise is a good reason for accepting the specific conclusion for that argument. Supporting evidence should be properly cited from one of your credible sources.)