Refute the follwing argument, if possible, by citing any omitted counterveiling evidence (see pp 206-207 from the textbook) you can.

Refute the follwing argument, if possible, by citing any omitted counterveiling evidence (see pp 206-207 from the textbook) you can. If you think the argument is strong and can't be refuted, cite omitted counterveiling evidence that weakens the argument. Once you have made your own attempt to refute the argument, read what others have posted and offer constructive comments to at least two of your fellow classmates. Remember, if you disagree with your classmate(s) do so respectfully. Here is the argument: