Changing the Perspective of Abortion for Witnessing Comfort uses ethos, pathos, and logos to support the main argument. He utilizes rhetorical context and rhetoric to support the arguments. The main argument Comfort portrays is that abortion is similar to the Holocaust. The Nazi, Adolf Hitler, needed to destroy all Jews as a part of the plan to overcome the world (Berenbaum, 2013, p. 296). Hitler’s is known for heading the terrible event called the Holocaust. Abortion is killing millions of humans
people on the streets in California to challenge their beliefs. In preparation, he set up four different arguments. In the first two arguments, he uses a comparison between the Holocaust and abortion and to help these people understand how serious the matter at hand is. The third explains that abortion is a sin that everyone is capable of committing whether or not you think you are a good person. All of these lead up to the final, and most important argument, about salvation. Before reaching
don’t realize, however, is that it’s also the number of babies that are killed everyday by a legal murder: Abortion. That’s 3,000 potential lives, hopes, and dreams that are cruelly put to a halt by the person who is supposed to love them most; their mother. All simply because they are unwanted. Every single day. And I can almost guarantee you that not even a single prayer is said for them. Abortion, as defined by The National Right to Life Organization, is any premature expulsion of a human fetus, whether
Division in America Since around the creation of the Republican party and the Democratic Party, politicians and other Americans have divided our states into red and blue states. During the Presidential Election, you could tell who had the most electoral votes due to the color of the state and how many due to the numbers at the top of the state. President Obama, who became a vision of hope for those needing a change in the establishment, said this,”“The pundits like to slice and dice our country
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