Middle Ground Argument Analysis

For a middle ground essay, ill get to offer my opposing side’s argument and my supporting claims. I should also be able to write why my argument is more important than my opposing sides; I should have a compromised solution. Therefore, as a writer I have to bridge both opposing claims by coming up with their common points and negotiating a different position. To do this, I have to follow a certain processes. First as a writer, I must be able to state the issue or topic on my first paragraph. Describe what am arguing about and why do I need to have a solution for it. For example, if my topic was guns rights, I should be able to first indicate its effectiveness to our society and why it is something that should be resolved. I should State both the opposing claims, which would be; first, that the guns right should be illegal and should be burned from all people and second, …show more content…
In my paper am required to provide opinion from credible sources that support my idea. In different paragraph, I should take time and write on the point of opposing side, and take same amount of time to write as much information to both sides. As a writer, I am required to discuss both opposing side in equal depth because this shows that am not biased to one side. If it can be possible am required to have same length and number of paragraphs. Then I should find what both side share in common, share all the fact that both opposing side thinks it is true about guns rights, it might be hard to find them but there are there. For example, when writing about gun rights we have common things that all people with guns and without might agree upon like, they are not good if given to people without licenses because they don’t know how to use, and sometimes when left somewhere reachable to kids can cause