Self Defense Is Wrong
In my opinion, I feel that self- defense killing is not wrong. For an example, if I’m home alone with my kids and someone breaks into my house to try to hurt me or my kids, as a mother my job is to protect my kids or die trying. No, I wouldn’t want to kill anybody because even though he/she is not innocent it’s still a human life that has to be taken. But I have to protect myself and my kids by any means, even if I have to kill someone. So no I do not think that killing someone in self-defense is wrong because the person that is trying to hurt you or a family member doesn't care if your life will be taken. So I’m not going to hesitate to kill them to protect myself and my family.
Yes, everyone should be given equal opportunities . I’ve notice
where I’m from that jobs “say” that everyone has an equal opportunity but when they start hiring people the mostly pick what race they won’t or what type of people they want. They don’t go for the person with less experience or like to offer people a job to give them a chance they choose the ones with the highest experience, which I understand why but it’s unfair to people because people that went to college and graduated have a hard time finding a job in their field because they haven’t had experience in their field. How do they expect people to have equal opportunities if they barely getting chances?
I feel like nobody should ever bend to get to a higher position at their job you are supposed to work hard to get to a higher position bending the rules, such as messing around with the boss and ETC is not working to get to that position so you can’t be able to say “hard work will pay off” That’s getting it the easiest way. I feel as if a person has to bend the rules to get where they want to be, then they don’t even deserve to be working because all they want is handouts. If you work hard to get where you want, then eventually you will get there if you keep putting in long hours and ETC. For the people that do bend the rules eventually it will catch up with them and the people involved and they will lose it in a blink of an eye.
Yes, everyone should be given equal opportunities . I’ve notice
where I’m from that jobs “say” that everyone has an equal opportunity but when they start hiring people the mostly pick what race they won’t or what type of people they want. They don’t go for the person with less experience or like to offer people a job to give them a chance they choose the ones with the highest experience, which I understand why but it’s unfair to people because people that went to college and graduated have a hard time finding a job in their field because they haven’t had experience in their field. How do they expect people to have equal opportunities if they barely getting chances?
I feel like nobody should ever bend to get to a higher position at their job you are supposed to work hard to get to a higher position bending the rules, such as messing around with the boss and ETC is not working to get to that position so you can’t be able to say “hard work will pay off” That’s getting it the easiest way. I feel as if a person has to bend the rules to get where they want to be, then they don’t even deserve to be working because all they want is handouts. If you work hard to get where you want, then eventually you will get there if you keep putting in long hours and ETC. For the people that do bend the rules eventually it will catch up with them and the people involved and they will lose it in a blink of an eye.