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1) The first topic I would like to consider is terrorism.
Three issues are;
a. Should terrorism be referred to as Islamic terrorism?
b. Should captured terrorists be murdered instead of being arrested?
c. Does anything in the Quran encourage terrorism?
My view is that terrorism should not be referred to as Islamic terrorism even if most of the terrorists are from the Islam religion(Chomsky, 2015). The terrorists caught should not be arrested since most of them are always to evade the law and hence should be charged with death sentences. Nothing in the Quran encourages terrorism,those engaging in it are mainly extremists of the religion.
2) The second topic I would like to consider is racism.
Three issues are:
a. Should those engaging in racism be arrested and charged?
b. What factors usually cause racism?
c. Should people be encouraged to avoid racism?
My position is that those that are engaging in racism shouldbearrested and charged so that they may act as an example and prevent others from engaging in it(Lowe, 2016). Most factors that lead to racism are the perception that other people have on the individuals that are of different color. People should be encouraged to avoid racism by being taught that people are equal regardless of their color.
3) The third topic I would consider is marijuana legalization.
Three issues are:
a. Should marijuana be accepted or legalized?
b. Should those with no medical condition be allowed to use marijuana?
c. Does marijuana make people not to be motivated?
My position is that marijuana should not be legalized as it would increase the number of people using it and hence since it has side effects, most people will be affected. Marijuana should only be given to those with medical conditions and therefore, a person with no medical condition should be allowed to use it(Cherry and Dillon, 2017). Also, marijuana usually makes people not to be motivated as it usually causes people not to care about anything and hence it should not be legalized.
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Should marijuana be legalized?
The topic on whether to legalize the use of marijuana or not has been a subject of heated
debate. The debate has attracted attention worldwide, acquiring support as well as rebuff. Most
of the debates on the topic have taken place via internet based platforms and thus enabling
interested parties to take part in the debate regardless of their geographical location. Despite the
many debates on the topic, there has been no substantial conclusion, as a significant number of
people still believe that marijuana should be legalized. According to a study by National Survey
on Drugs done in 2010, it emerged that over 60% of the people reported to have used illicit drugs
had abused marijuana. The study further indicated that about 9% of the drug users would likely
end up being dependent on the drug. This shows that there is a need for researchers to establish
the possible benefits/ demerits of using marijuana. This argumentative essay provides substantive
grounds to believe that marijuana should remain illegal.
One of the major reasons why marijuana should remain illegal is that; its use contributes
to crimes. The use of marijuana contributes to crimes both directly and indirectly. Marijuana, just
like with any other drug of the kind; requires the user to have money so as to be able to acquire
it. The legalization of the drug would attract many users. Applying the basic laws of demand and
supply; when demand for a product increases, the prices go up. The hike in prices limits many of
the marijuana users and due to the craving for the drug; they are forced to look for means of
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getting money to enable them to purchase the drug. A common option for the ladies would be to
switch to prostitution (which is a crime under the 13th Amendment of US constitution). In a study
done by Breslin (2011) and published on the Guardian’s website, it emerged that most women
entered prostitution for among other reasons, to get money for intoxicating drugs. One of the
participants interviewed by the researcher reported that she personally entered into prostitution
when she became unable to purchase drugs for herself, and that men demanded sex in exchange
for the drugs/ money.
As for the men; entering into crime is a likely option. According to the statistics by the
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 93.3% of the inmates in United States are of the male gender. This
shows that men are more likely to enter into crimes than ladies. Studies have further proven that
there exists a positive correlation between crimes ...
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