In Their "Everyday Arguments" Section, Nathan Nobis and Kristina Grob

In their "Everyday Arguments" section, Nathan Nobis and Kristina Grob list a number of popular arguments that they say are poor arguments about abortion. Still, there are plenty of people who spend a lot of time in making arguments like these. In your essay, pick one of these everyday arguments and develop a response to Nobis and Grob. Imagine that you are defending this position-what else could you say to support this argument? Is there more to say about this argument that Nobis and Grob don't capture in their essay? Or is there a way to improve this argument so that Nobis and Grob's criticism doesn't work anymore?