Q For this discussion I would like for you to consider a moral issue like the death penalty, abortion, or animal rights. (You can choose another moral issue, but these are just three examples.) Come up with two statements, one of which should convey cognitive meaning in the terms, and the other should contain emotive meaning. Discuss how important you think it is to have both in moral arguments. Why should there be both? Would we be better off with only one kind of meaning in moral arguments? Why or why not? When responding to your peers be supportive and offer helpful suggestions where appropriate. 1) Abortion has become legal in many states of the US. 2) Abortion causes mental and psychological traumas to the women.