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Allushta [10]
3 years ago
11

I need GOOD and UNIQUE persuasive essay topic ideas.

English
2 answers:
mariarad [96]3 years ago
8 0

<u>Some topic ideas:</u>

  1. Does religion cause war?
  2. Should abortion be allowed?
  3. Should the death penalty be legal?
  4. Is homework helpful or harmful to students?
  5. Has the internet harmed or benefited society as it is today?
sasho [114]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

  1. (insert social media app) is a bad/good social media app
  2. the united states isn't really a democracy
  3. (insert favorite show or anime) is a really underrated show {keep in mind that you can't pick something like stranger things or naruto, you gotta pick something underrated or your argument won't be effective}
  4. androids are better than ios devices/ios devices are better than androids
  5. love is overrated
  6. teenage years aren't as bad as other make them out to be
  7. (insert company) isn't as good as everyone else thinks {maybe because of the way they treat workers}
  8. (insert person) is the best person ever {maybe you think charli damelio doesn't deserve all the negative attention or maybe you like logan paul}
  9. online school really isn't that bad
  10. (insert water brand) is better than (other water brand) {I remember seeing this thing that said only true water drinkers know that waters have different tastes}
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