1. Declare your agenda outright Right at the very beginning, define your agenda in clear terms. Make sure that you state your opinion clearly.

2. Build your argument
A good editorial expresses your point of view while a great one manages to persuade others to join your camp. In order to persuade people, you need to have a sound argument based on facts and analogies. Once you have stated your opinion, acknowledge contradictory opinions and explain why you disagree with them. Feel free to use facts, statistics, quotations and theoretical explanations for criticizing your opponents’ views.

3. Strengthen your argument with examples
Nothing disarms your opponents better than cultural, social or political examples. This is a good time to speak about the ultimate consequences of artificial intelligence, either positive or negative.

4. Provide possible solutions
So, you have made a case for your views and demolished your opponents’ claims. The journey doesn’t end here. An editorial is primarily meant to indulge in constructive criticism i. e. even though it critiques one point of view, it must be able to provide a possible alternative. Don’t mistake an editorial for an opportunity to indulge in mindless criticism; instead, use it to offer a better vision for the future.

or just say it short can someone do an 2 paragraph argument eassay