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The media today cannot be trusted, one can obtain a perspective on a story by only reading one source which is biased. The media is not always true. it's often opinionated which people do not realize. In the popular novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. The horse was easily manipulated into thinking that Napoleon is always right. How can someone always be right? This issue has become more clear to people by different headlines when talking about the Trump Wall. First and foremost, Donald Trump has promised to build a wall that would separate the United States and Mexican border. A Buzzfeed report stated ¨A wall would be a great way to keep criminals from getting into the country.¨ By explaining that having a wall between two countries can be useful by keeping criminals out of the country. Buzzfeed also states, ¨Building a wall between nations has always been a great way to maximize happiness for both countries.” This example demonstrates how building a wall and separating the two nations will result in a positive way. On the other hand, this idea of building the wall between two nations angered plenty of people. An example is when Forbes explains, ¨The wall is a bad idea because the assumptions behind this project are entirely false.¨ That explains how it is a poor idea to have this wall as it is just going to
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Having a wall can be an upright and a corrupt matter. It can be superior since it can keep all the criminals also unlawful people out of this country as a result as there will be less criminal activity happening. It can be harmful by the reason of it separating families and friends apart which can be depressing. Family along with friends, being separated is not the only problem as long as immigrants are willing to do the work that no one else is looking forward to. Such as farm work and tough physical labor, which what they are mostly known to

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