What are some of the problems you see in this argument?

First, read the following argument against censorship:”We must resist all efforts of governmental and institutional entities to censor speech. Freedom of speech and expression is essential to a democratic form of government. As soon as we allow some censorship, it won’t be long before censorship will be used to silence the opinions critical of the government or institutional entity. The next thing we know, we will have no more freedom to express ourselves as citizens.”Second, diagram the argument by identifying the function of each sentence (there are four sentences in the argument). Is the sentence functioning as a premise (a reason in support of a conclusion) or the conclusion (the position the argument is making)? Below are the diagram markers for the argument. Write the sentences from the argument above in the appropriate function in the diagram below.Premise 1:Premise 2:Premise 3:Conclusion:Third, evaluate the argument to determine if it is invalid, valid, or sound. What are some of the problems you see in this argument? What are some fallacies you see in this argument? What in the arguments do you agree with and why? What in the argument do you disagree with and why?Essay instructions: IMPORTANT:The purpose of this assignment is to train the student to identify the main issue(s) or arguments raised in the assigned text. For the journaling exercise the student should identify the argument the author is making, identify the steps in the argument, and critically evaluate the argument. The student should aim at a clear and concise analysis of the problem/issue being raised and provide a clear, concise, and well-reasoned response. Does the author’s argument convince you? If so, what are the strengths of the argument? If not, what are the weaknesses of the argument? Begin your journal entry be identifying the problem for analysis. DO NOT summarize the issue or argument. Summarizing the text will take only up space and you are limited to one page. Since you only have one page, you need to be careful in developing your response. Again, the goal is to develop clear, concise, and well-reasoned responses. The Reflection Journal is not to be a summary of the reading; rather it should be a development of reflective response to the reading. The purpose of this exercise is twofold: To help you begin to think and write critically about issues of both local and universal importance and to help improve your critical thinking and writing skills.