Roberto's Argumentative Essay

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Reading the two passages, I must agree with Roberto's argument on how teachers,police officers, and firefighters are under pay. Jennifer, on the other hand, glorifies athletes, and their million dollar salaries. Its unbelieveable how teachers; provide knowlege,police officers; fight crimes, and firefighters; save people, and suffer from low salaries. While athletes, get millions for just entertaining! I feel very hurt, on how most averge working class has to stuggle. Jennifer also states, on how athletes pay alot on injuries. So, that means that they should get more? That's insane! What about all the familys that loses love ones, and can't cover their bills? I hope in the the future,people will reconize teachers, police officers,and firefighters

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