exclusive language - they don't care what happens on farms, expert opinion - John Brown, a lawyer from Brown and Co..., statistics - 9 out of 10 people, rhetorical question - Do we truly want that to happen?, generalisation - They are disrupting everything, assumption - they are likely to start again tomorrow, repetition - I tried and I tried and I tried to understand, anecdote - My neighbour had a terrible experience, exaggeration - they've caused a mountain of problems, inclusive language - it's our responsibility now, appeal to hip pocket nerve - it's our taxes being thrown away, words with negative connotations - they are all dole-bludgers, rule of three - he only had a bed, a shelf and a cupboard., words with positive connotations - they are smart and inventive, colloquial language - fair go, you guys, specialist language - tachychardia will result, cliche - It's like water off a duck's back, attack - The minister is incompetent, appeal to patriotism - why are we allowing Australia to fall behind,

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