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    INTRO I. Extended stays in solitary confinement causes inmates to suffer from irreversible mental illnesses. A. Prison is intended to rehabilitate inmates into upstanding citizens but, isolation causes inmates to act out in violence and often times, commit suicide. B. The most commonly reported psychological effects caused by isolation are anxiety, psychotic depression, delirium, schizophrenia and suicidal thoughts. 1. Inmates suffering from mental illnesses induced by…

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    and M. Sanchez does not include any information about birthright citizenship or anchor babies, it does not even include any counter arguments. Because of the lack of counterarguments within the article, it is difficult to believe whether it makes valid arguments. Unlike H. Sanchez and M. Sanchez, Brown does include a counterargument in her article. Besides the negative effects of illegal immigration, Brown adds in a couple of positive effects illegal immigration has on the United States of…

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    knowing. People use persuasive techniques to grab their audience's attention and have them agree with what they’re saying. Like in “Ain’t I a Woman”, Sojourner Truth tries to convince the audience that women deserve the right to vote by using counterarguments and pathos. Also, in “Twelve Angry Men”, Juror Eight tries to convince the other eleven men that a boy isn’t guilty of his crimes using ethos and pathos. Barack Obama also uses pathos to convince his audience of his point of view. In…

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    for the continued production of GMO’s. My family is extremely anti-GMo and I have heard many arguments raising the moral and ethical problems of modified foods. However, I’ve always found the case against GMO’s to be flawed and wish to craft a counterargument myself. My thesis statement is as follows: Genetically modified foods have been supported by scientists worldwide and the continued resistance against their production is counterproductive and detrimental to the…

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    avoid bias. The way that I found to avoid bias is to add a counterargument. Showing various viewpoints demonstrates an argument that isn’t opinionated and is more aware of varying interpretations. I believe that historians have a duty to recount history with cold, hard facts that readers and people in the future can be assured are true. In order to try and accomplish this, I used sources with credible authors, and I included a counterargument to display multiple views on the Tonkin Gulf…

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    are better suited for the rehabilitation of juveniles because they are less mature than adults. This paper examines the arguments on both sides of the debate, offering arguments in support of holding juvenile trials in adult court as well as counterarguments. First Argument in Favor: Crime Severity. Given the seriousness…

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    in the thesaurus which is a great literary tool. In “Higher Education: Is it worth the cost?”, my argumentative essay, I give my argument as well as multiple counterarguments on the discussion. My argument was that although college is much overpriced, it is nearly impossible to function without a degree in today’s society. The counterarguments include that other viable options are community college, technical schools, and the military. One change that I would make looking back to improve my…

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    Although most of my corrections were grammatical, a few of them did happen to involve repetition and misunderstandings. Sadly, none of the people that edited my paper had an opposing view to what I was writing about so I was unable to strengthen my counterarguments with their added opinions. I did get some good positive feedback saying that a few of my supporting topics were very strong, which let me know which other ones needed…

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    Joseph F. C. DiMento and Pamela Doughman’s introduction to “Making Climate Change Understandable” presents an argument for climate change that denies frequent deliberate intervention with the climate by the human population but rather supports the accidental change in climate. The authors also claim that because climate change is so difficult to understand, people do not recognize it as a grave issue. Early in the text, DiMento and Doughman clearly state the purpose of the article as follows,…

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    (However) the current women’s rights movement and instances of gender inequality prove otherwise. (Given) the world today is progressive. Function: Counterargument, refutation, and premise Paragraph 3: (Thus) women are now helping to perpetuate gender inequality. Function: Proposition Paragraph 4: (Because) women are not unified. (Because) even at the start of the feminist movement, women were not united…

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