BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE, By Michael Moore

The title of this article corresponds with Vandercoy’s intentions of explaining the history behind the second amendment, and why it is important to the United States’ foundation. Going back to medieval times, England did not have an organized army

Killing Lincoln by Bill O 'Reilly and Martin Dugard is a book that captures the days

Killing Lincoln depicts the last few weeks of President Lincoln’s life. It was written by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard. They have wrote many books together including Killing Jesus and Killing Jesus. In the narrative the viewpoint moves from main character to main character. It first starts out with Lincoln and talks about His presidency during the Civil War and accounts of his time touring the country. It also get to the viewpoint of Ulysses S Grant during the end of the Civil War. We also hear John Wilkes Booth’s point of view.

American Sniper by Chris Kyle, is one of the most accurate depictions of the life in special

The beginning of the nonfiction, Columbine by Dave Cullen, takes place four days before the Columbine massacre at Columbine High School’s assembly in Littleton, Colorado, just before the weekend of Prom. Ironically, Principal DeAngelis, the one who had hosted the school assembly, provides a lecture of everyone coming back alive and safe after prom. Soon after, on April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold arrived at Columbine High School with two bombs based on portable propane bottles, decoy bombs in their cars and across town, and dozens of small pipe bombs, along with guns and ammunition. Their original and only plan was to shoot anyone and everyone who escapes from the building after the bombs detonated, and they had expected to be shot to death by police; however, their plans partly failed when the bombs planted inside the school did not go off. Although their plan of distraction did not succeed as expected, Harris and Klebold entered the school and began shooting and firing pipe bombs for a little over fifteen minutes. Afterwards, after roaming the school for a short amount of time, they returned to the library where most of their victims had died, set off one final bomb, and committed suicide by shooting themselves. Although their bombing failed, the ensued shooting resulted in a new era of school violence and had left “a lasting impression on the world.” However, by the end of the day, the horrifying incident was falsely blamed on bullying, the popular “Goth”

In this study, Lepore addresses how the second amendment is been changed throughout history by major capitalist corporations such as the National Rifle

Premise The writer and filmmaker, a moderately aggressive champion for liberal causes is as always-challenging America's gun culture with his latest endeavor, the documentary "Bowling for Columbine." "Bowling for Columbine," was awarded the Special Prize of the 55th Cannes Film Festival. It had already made history by being the first documentary chosen to be part of the official festival competition in almost 50 years. There is no getting around the fact that "Bowling for Columbine" is a provocative, controversial film that is going to make a lot of people angry. But the work claimed by the author is an honest expression of what he and the general public sees and believes. I am not inclined to soften what I do to appease those whom I

Idiocy starts in the head and trickles down affecting every aspect of one’s life in one form or another often in a reoccurring cycle. It can start with an idiotic suggestion that leads to an idiotic action which leads to an idiotic situation that affects everyone associated with it. This is the same effect that authority figures have in American education. Idiocy in authoritative positions have a negative trickle-down effect on America’s public education starting with idiotic politicians and elected officials which leads to news outlets and publications who spread the idiocy of these politicians, and influences the American people to buy into their idiocy and elect and re-elect more idiots into power, keeping the American people ignorant

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On December 15th, 1791, Congress passed the ratification of the second Amendment, giving “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms.” In recent issues, this ancient Amendment still happens to hold true today, even though it was made for Americans to defend themselves from the British soldiers. On December 14, 2012, in Newtown

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They are not talking about what can kill you or get you sick which is why they don’t live in fear as they even leave their house unlocked and don’t have loaded arms. Moore goes further on to ask a news reporter if he would go to a gun shooting before he went to a child near drowning and the reporter would rather go to a gun shooting. It is seen that people are more afraid of each other in America than in other countries. Americans are fearful of their own fellow Americans as Moore’s illustrates a cartoon that portrays American history, of fearing each other as it shows when the pilgrims first arrived to America because they were scared but when they arrived they were greeted by savages so they killed them because they got scared and then they began to fear each other then they signed the 2nd amendment which stated that every white

Columbine by Dave Cullen tells the events that unfolded on April 20th, 1999. That day, two boys, self-proclaimed rebels, armed themselves and proceeded to murder the same students they had walked the halls with for four years. As the stories of Dylan, Eric, and the victims of this tragic day came to light, many falsehoods also arose. Unfortunately, the myths and truths about Columbine still linger with us today. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold left a lasting impression on the world; but left behind the truth as to why they really did it. This leaves us to wonder what really happened on that fateful day.