ESSAY

     I believe that arguing and giving up any right to our own opinion save our lives and improves our country etc. by expressing ourselves because everyone has an opinion and they should be able to voice it. By voicing your opinion you're basically standing up for what you believe in. It can help save lives by maybe telling someone who isn't in the right mindset "hey maybe you should do that its not good for you" or "you should stop doing that". It helps improve our country by maybe they are doing something with like your city or something with the laws by you don't agree with it then you should voice it. It is okay not to have the same believes as everyone because that is what you believe. That is why I think that voicing your opinion or arguing for what you believe in is good because it helps in many ways.

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  1. Dr. PrestonSeptember 20, 2020 at 2:59 PM

    Very thoughtful - thank you for sharing! Looking forward to reading more.

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