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    things you’re watching. This is why we LOVE (myself included‚ of course) to watch feel-good movies. They make us feel good because it’s almost as if WE’RE the ones who capture victory. Not a make-believe figure on the screen. It’s a very‚ very slippery slope. But be extremely careful when you choose to watch TV‚ and know the exact reason why you choose to watch a particular program. The movie also creates a vibe of high tension and hope. High tension because we feel like Truman is so close

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    (MIP)The society Jonas lives in made the decision to remove color from the genetics of the people‚ therefore limiting their choices and emotions. My logical fallacy is slippery slope which shows an unrealistic comparison to reality. (SIP-A)This meme focuses on how the community made the decision to remove color and shows an unrealistic representation of why they made their decision‚ and how their decision affected the people in their society. (STEWE-1) The Giver explains to Jonas how the community

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    This debate would not change ones opinion either way. One asks you to have faith and believe that God created everything on Earth. The other relies on facts and science that can be measured and seen. As a person raised Atheist‚ I still believe that creationism is a fairy tale. Both scientists made their points using logical fallacies. As the viewer you can easily see the argument flaws in the person you disagree with. In the creationist debate Ken Hamm uses an appeal to authority by mentioning

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    returns from a long lunch on Fridays. Which ethical trap/s could result from this conflict? When President Richard Nixon got caught up in the Watergate scandal‚ his arguments and denials led to his eventual demise. Bill Clinton also fell down the slippery slope but managed to survive only through some embarrassing and very public confessions. This refers to the idea that if you need a specific outcome‚ it doesn’t matter how it is achieved as long as you get the desired result. For instance‚ if you need

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    Prabhnoor Bassi 2/24/14 Final Draft Standing there surrounded in the fluffy‚ white layer of snow‚ arms at my side‚ and legs frozen in excitement. My thick blue and gray sweatshirt clinging to my skin feeling as if it was a mere t-shirt‚ it felt like a little baby clinging to his mother. It had been a very relaxed‚ humorous and joyful night at the Everett mall theaters. We had just finished watching the movie Ride Along‚ featuring Kevin Hart and Ice Cube. My friends and I were all stuffed up to our

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    he was trying to prove‚ leaving him to persuade his readers by asking illogical questions‚ attacking the opponent side with nothing to answer. Furthermore‚ Malek tended to generalize to verify one of his points. Moreover‚ he leaned toward the slippery slope fallacy when mentioning that there is a chance of the government banning candy companies or Starbucks. Malek should have provided more evidence‚ better use of word choice‚ and not asking illogical questions. And also not try to prove a point by

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    PETA explains that animal testing wastes lives‚ both human and animal. They also focus on the viewpoints of both sides of animal testing throughout the piece. While each viewpoint has some accuracy within the article a persuasive technique for the reader is not clear. Analysis Response:     PETA‚ or people for the ethical treatment of animals‚ begins their argument with many facts from studies proving that they have credible information. Unfortunately‚ the information they present throughout the

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    Perspectives on Going to War in Iraq Ashley Conkling July 21‚ 2013 Former President George Bush used a lot of historical fact to justify his argument of invading Iraq. He said things such as: Iraq’s technological abilities‚ their weapons of mass destruction‚ and Saddam Hussein’s previous threats against the US. He sounds like he has significant evidence to back up his speech‚ until he said “Many people have asked how close Saddam Hussein is to developing a nuclear weapon. Well‚ we don’t

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    The article “Fear of Heights in Infants?” describes the initial fear of heights in infants‚ whether certain age groups of infants are afraid‚ the experiments undergoes‚ and so much more. Firstly‚ we can believe that infants are afraid of heights at first thought. Tested by two researchers‚ E.J. Gibson and Walk (1960’s)‚ they had reported that infants would attempt to crawl over “visual cliffs”‚ or illusionary drop-offs‚ rather than crawling to an unsupported drop-off. When testing this experiment

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    disobedience is a form of protest in which protesters deliberately violate a law” (suber). It is a way for society to reform itself to reflect its current values while maintaining its fundamental ideals. Some may argue civil disobedience is a “slippery slope” leading to anarchy or it cannot be justified in a democracy. Civil disobedience‚ while not optimum‚ is a way to accomplish change with the intent of reform and stabilizing communities. Civil disobedience is one way to stabilize communities

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