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yes and no. I do believe president Trump’s statements are outrageou, but I feel like some people were there for different reasons. some of those reasons could be, of course, Trump’s statements, but possibly also for the voting of Joe Biden for president. I don’t think I could really wrap my brain around what those people were thinking, since I am not really into politics (even though I still hear about the drama because that is basically what social media is right now). part of the reason could also be that these people just wanted to wreak havic on the capital building, possibly for the adrenaline rush they get, or because they wanted to seem like a “good person”, possibly.
but I do think every one of them are not smart to breech the capitol building, because if those cameras have every single one of their faces, they will get put in <em>federal</em> prison. and let me tell you, that is worse than any other prison they could be sent to.
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False. It takes lots or revisions to complete a final well put together outline.
This is a tricky question that requires an explanation, not an true-or false answer!
The thing is, telling your friends what to do is one aspect of leadership, so it would be true. But a lot more is needed for leadership, for example: responsibility and making good informed decisions.
In total, I would say that it's false because a lot more is needed.
Majority rule .................
