Pros And Cons Of Food Inc.

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Argument found in 13th: Government and corporations purposely try to detain all colored people by scripting laws in their favor. This should not be allowed as the land of the free is taking away everything free by enslaving the colored people by sentencing colored people to prison.

Agree: ALEC is funded by major companies which makes them money by making foolish laws that benefit the whites and rich but also benefit ALEC because they get paid off of punishment towards prisoners. A company should not be playing with laws to benefit money as it is not fair to allow people get away with murder like the Zimmerman-Martin case.

Disagree: ALEC does not make certain laws to attack colored people but instead make laws that help the economy and citizens during the time. ALEC showed such by attacking popular drugs during their peak of sales. …show more content…
This shouldn’t be allowed as most companies use inhumane products on their animals which has led to death related

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