Someone could think, “If I fail he dies.” ,is stronger because it tries to convince nurses to join the fight, and help the wounded. Someone could think that, “The Call To Duty.”, is stronger because it shows that if you don't fight blood could be spilled on our land. Someone could think, “The Navy Needs you!”, is stronger because it shows that if you don't fight, the military could be destroyed. Some people also think that, “Enlist.”, is stronger because it shows that the rich should join the fight. I think that, “Will You Fight Now?”, is stronger than “If I Fail He Dies.”, because the other one only targets nurses, which limits the audience. I believe that mine is stronger than, “The Call To Duty.”, because the other only targets men of a certain age, and no one else. I believe that mine is stronger than, “The Navy Needs You!”, because the other does not show any weapons. And it also shows ships burning in the background. I believe mine is stronger than, “Enlist”, because the other only targets rich people, and no one
Someone could think, “If I fail he dies.” ,is stronger because it tries to convince nurses to join the fight, and help the wounded. Someone could think that, “The Call To Duty.”, is stronger because it shows that if you don't fight blood could be spilled on our land. Someone could think, “The Navy Needs you!”, is stronger because it shows that if you don't fight, the military could be destroyed. Some people also think that, “Enlist.”, is stronger because it shows that the rich should join the fight. I think that, “Will You Fight Now?”, is stronger than “If I Fail He Dies.”, because the other one only targets nurses, which limits the audience. I believe that mine is stronger than, “The Call To Duty.”, because the other only targets men of a certain age, and no one else. I believe that mine is stronger than, “The Navy Needs You!”, because the other does not show any weapons. And it also shows ships burning in the background. I believe mine is stronger than, “Enlist”, because the other only targets rich people, and no one