For or Against  Look at the following issues. Decide whether you are for them or against them. Explain your reasons. Use this formal or casual language.

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For or Against  Look at the following issues. Decide whether you are for them or against them. Explain your reasons. Use this formal or casual language. I ’ m for it.I ’ m in favor of it.I ’ m for it.I ’ m in favor of it. I don ’ t really care. It doesn ’ t concern me.I don ’ t really care. It doesn ’ t concern me. I ’ m against it.I ’ m opposed to it.I ’ m against it.I ’ m opposed to it.

For or Against  Smoking in public places ________________  Drinking in public places ________________  Free university education ________________  Free high school education ________________  Free trade ________________  High taxes on tobacco ________________  High taxes on alcohol ________________  High taxes on imports ________________  Smaller classes ________________  Students electing teachers________________  Paying teachers more ________________  Paying politicians more________________  Giving money to the poor________________

For or Against  Giving food to the poor________________  Mandatory military service ________________  Women ’ s Mandatory service ________________  Giving homes to the homeless________________  Free Medicine ________________  Free Public Transportation________________  Raising the drinking age to 25________________  Raising the driving age to 25________________  Lowering the voting age to 15________________  Lowering the smoking age to 15 ________________