Red Meat Persuasive Speech

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According to the newspaper article the WHO announcement states that eating processed meats and is carcinogenic for humans. The meats include hot dogs, sausages and bacon, and red meat. It also linked a connection between the meats and the cancer. I agree with the WHO announcement, but people should not over think what is being stated. It states that there is a connection between the two. The WHO announcement is not trying to make people stop eating the meat as a whole.
As of today I eat process red meat and I am going to continue to eat red meat. I believe that people should continue to eat process red meat as well. The meat may be carcinogenic towards humans, but it is a possibility not a known fact. It may have a connection to cancer,

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