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Effective Even After a Trade Deal, Be Wary of China 1. A person named Robin has a great comment on this article. He analyzed the author’s op-ed, summary it and also talks about his thought and heard through his experience. and also he points out some side effects that the author didn’t realize. 2. A person named RNS wrote a comment on this op-ed also. he finds the keywords and explains his thought. and also he stands in other’s shoe to think about the problem. which increase his credibility. Parenting in the Time of Measles 1. A person named John takes a position on the other side of the author. he questioned the author’s stand with history. and his own experience with this situation. 2   A person named Sarah makes an invitation for those people who are anti-vaccine to join and learn some more vaccine. which made a good point to persuade author. 3  A person named Dweller take himself in the author’s shoes and thinks as the author thinks. also saying...

Research Question(s) : . First, as the United States increasingly considers types of laws like these, it is important to understand whether the public supports such policies. Second, there is strong evidence that lawmakers and courts alike consider public opinion when making decisions about what laws they will introduce, how they will structure them, and how they will be interpreted, Third, empirical research has been particularly valuable in policy debates about privacy, its definition, its implementation, and its legal protections Conceptual Definitions/Descriptions: Private data are increasingly made public in a world in which the two spheres are often joined entirely Methods and Instruments : Demographics ,Internet Use and Opinions,Descriptive Statistics for Each Measure,Government Attitudes,Corporate Attitudes. Key Findings/Results : Overall, support for the proposed law is strong—67.1 percent support or strongly support it, whereas only 13 percent oppose or...

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PB1B: Finding Your Voice Part 1 : Think about a public argument that you’d like to make for WP1. What issues do you care about what? What would you like to advocate for or against , and why? I care about euthanasia which can be also called mercy killing. I advocate for euthanasia. Because I think a man should be able to make a decision for his own life. I am personally an Atheist, I don’t believe there is a God. Even the parents of the person who choose euthanasia shouldn’t interfere with his or her decision. I believe a person should decide his own life in any way. Part 2 : Looking ahead to WP1, you’ll need to write a Letter to the Editor (actually two of them!). Take a look back at the 3 examples that you collected for PB1A.  What “moves” (decisions, techniques, or strategies) did these writers made which you’d like to consider using in some way for your WP1 assignment. Using examples Using statistic Using lifetime experience Using a different perspective ...

PB1A 1.  Here is a letter to the editor from Jon O’Brien in The New York Times. ( The writer is president of Catholics for Choice. ) Jon tells the editor that his idea of pro-life is wrong at the start. which demonstrate Jon’s idea directly. Jon stands for the women and against those who ignore women’s right. 2. Here is another letter to the editor from Leana Wen in The New York Times. ( The writer is president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.)         Leana is a doctor. She talks about her view in the hospital when she saws those women don’t have a safe and legal abortion. which has a lot of serious consequence. 3. Jennifer Wilder Kierstead wrote a letter to the editor in The New York Times .(Unknown) Progressive Democrats and lifelong feminists like Jennifer who protest the inhumane words, actions, and policies of this administration are hypocrites to the core if they do not acknowledge the ha...

Cardinal Wuerl apologizes to priests, McCarrick victim, says he forgot he knew about harassment allegations https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/these-are-the-must-dos-in-the-catholic-churchs-reformation/2019/01/21/78f8c820-1b59-11e9-b8e6-567190c2fd08_story.html?utm_term=.74f47d4e8bf1 https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/these-are-the-must-dos-in-the-catholic-churchs-reformation/2019/01/21/78f8c820-1b59-11e9-b8e6-567190c2fd08_story.html?utm_term=.74f47d4e8bf1 https://www.democraticunderground.org/1218305100