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Making Killers of Us All

Personally, I believe the death penalty is wrong on a multitude of levels. I know this topic is widely debated throughout history as some people believe it's justified in the worst of crimes, others believe it's always justified, and others (like me) believe it should never be done. The death penalty, also known as capital punishment, is sentenced for various forms of murder, espionage, treason, drug related incidents, and other atrocious crimes. Some people believe the death penalty can give closure to victim's families, that justice is better served, and that our justice system shows more sympathy for criminals than it does the victims, and to reduce that, they believe we should just kill the criminals. Obviously, criminals who commit such intense crimes don't deserve to get anything easy, and do deserve a life of hell, but I don't believe we should kill them especially when there are other options such as life in prison. Killing people who kill people because k
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Re: Abortion

On July 19th, Caitlin Burnette posted an article called " The A-Word " discussing the contrary beliefs of abortion. She discusses how she's somewhat in the middle of pro life and pro choice and talks about the times she feels abortion would be valid. Personally, I loved that she chose such a controversial topic to write about. I think as women abortion such a huge thing in our lives, regardless of if we are ever in that situation or not. I've always been back and forth with my opinions about abortion, but I definitely agree with her for the most part. I have a similar love for children, and I couldn't imagine anyone not letting a child live their life. I am around children all the time and they honestly light up my life, I can't wait to have my own someday. That being said, I am not ever going to judge someone for getting an abortion, even if they are different circumstances than the ones she mentioned, although I wouldn't personally go through with one
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If Dr. Trump Were Your Surgeon

" If Dr. Trump Were Your Surgeon ", an editorial written by New York Times writer Nicholas Kristof, mainly mocks the recent news of the republican health care ban by providing a story or situation of "Dr. Trump" being a heart surgeon. Kristof is a credible writer, as he has been involved as a columnist in the New York Times since 2001.  His main intended audience for this piece of writing is probably those who find humor in our President's ideals, those who support Obama Care, and probably mainly liberals rather than conservatives. Anyone who really thinks trump is a joke would get a kick out of this article. Kristof's basic argument is that Trump is not someone who is a reliable person to speak or make decisions about health care, as he recently tried to remove health care from 20 million Americans. He uses more of an appeal to humor, rather than a more structural form of writing to tap into to the readers emotions. By making the joke about the patient havi
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