Jordan Friedman

If you truly do want to "make America great again," wouldn t the best way to do so be to raise the next generation to be educated, competent, caring citizens? Have you seen Trump s education plan? His plan is to take away a third of the current education budget and instead spend that money on shipping children in low-income areas off to private schools. This will have a negative impact on millions and millions of children who get Title 1 support, and of course will negatively impact all of the teachers and students who are to remain at the public school, causing many teachers to lose jobs. Trump also said that he wants to cut the department of education completely, which, according to research, would cut about half a million teaching jobs. Like what? How could you support someone who wants to do these things?

I am only a teenager, but I believe that marriage is the promise between two people to love and support each other forever. It shouldn't matter what the sex of the person you love is, as long as you love them and care for them. I believe that two men or two women deserve just as much happiness as everyone else, and so do polygamists, because it is my belief that everyone deserves to be happy.

If you are against gay marriage or polygamy, you are against people living happily, raising children, becoming grandparents, and more. I am a female, so if I loved another woman would that automatically make me a bad person? At the age of seventeen, I already do lots of community service, helping the soup kitchen, giving to Toys for Tots, and helping under privileged children. I am straight, but what if I were gay? Does that make me a different person?

Some of my best friends in the world are gay, and they are truly the kindest, most loving people I know. Why would anyone want to deny them the right to get married, ultimately denying them happiness? "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" is granted to us in the Declaration of Independence, so why would anyone want to take away those rights?

I am writing a literary analysis for English, and I need to describe why rivalry is the master plot in Julius Caesar. Can anyone give me some examples of why it is? Thanks in advance!