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kipiarov [429]
3 years ago
12

ARGUMENT Write a dialogue between two people in Nebraska who are expressing their views on the issue of popular sovereignty. Hav

e one person defend the policy and the other oppose it.
History
1 answer:
andriy [413]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:PRO-Yes, this is a great idea...

OPPOSE- No people will make wrong decisions and then our economy will fall apart because people will get greedy.

PRO- You don't know that, let the people show what they got in store instead of accusing them right away.... That could happen, but people care about where they live.

OPPOSE-I am telling you letting people have a choice with the government you need just a few people with good heads to govern the area is a better than everyone.

PRO- But....

OPPOSE-But no.... Think of the classes. If you have rich people and poor people trying to get along deciding what is better than what it is just chaos waiting to happen.

PRO-You should give people a chance, I believe there is good in everyone and that poor or rich they can come to a decision together and we can govern ourselves and all live in harmony for centuries to come.

OPPOSE-Wake up to reality!!! There are stupid and bad and greedy people in the world not everything is good so you need to realize that not everyone is perfect and going to live up to that expectation.SO get over it...

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