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Interactive Oral Argument Analysis
One specific idea that I thought was intriguing during the Interactive Oral is on Day 2 when a person stated that the Kanun is everyone’s life force. They must follow it no matter what or else they will be deemed as an outsider and traitor to society. As I thought about the argument, I realized that the Kanun is not only a constitution that everyone must follow, but also a cruel act to civilize people by punishing the wrongdoers with blood feuds that can last for decades. It seems that the Kanun represents the society before where obedience and equality are valued and should be created but it’s a severe punishment that continues the feud and hatred. Due to this argument, I felt that the Kanun was unjust and uncalled for because it leads to
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