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First of all, they are “taxpayers,” and that is part of the reason that “they add trillions of dollars to the gross domestic product (GDP)” to the United States (Nicholson). They are workers which makes them a taxpayer according to Michael Nicholson. If the United States did what is called “mass deportation” they would lose a great deal of money and go even farther into federal debt which would be more than 20 trillion dollars. A mass deportation is a massive transportation of people from out of…

Health care systems are important in the world that we live in today. Although in different countries all systems work differently and are more privileged. Some would say America has the best health care systems, I disagree with that statement. America is the ONLY country without Universal healthcare, medical conditions go without being treated because of the patient’s insurance, and america overpays for healthcare. The American healthcare systems have many flaws. The flaws vary such as…

Using drones is the best way, in my opinion, to kill bad people. Drones are unmanned airplanes used to kill enemies. My first reason is the attacks are much cheaper than sending out manned aircraft, and my second reason is drone strikes are secretive. The United States should continue to use drones to kill bad people. First off, using drones is cheaper than sending out manned aircraft. The U.S.A puts out $5 billion for drones and drone strikes. In comparison, the military’s F-35 joint strike…

Smoking is a bad habit that a lot of people do. In 2012, 967 million people smoked every day. That would be estimated up to around 6.25 trillion cigarettes during 2012. “Even with every day more than 3,200 people younger than eighteen smoke their first cigarette.” Around 16 million Americans are living with a diseased by smoking. Smoking needs to stop, “it kills 480,000 people in the U.S. and 41,000 deaths from second-hand smoking.” People needs to stop smoking for good. Ethos deals with the…

Summary Hot, Flat, and Crowded 2 In chapter 2 Freedman describes the time between the fall of the Soviet Union in 1989 and 9/11 was a time of great technical advancements in America. During this time Freedman says Americans became confident/unconcerned and gained a sense of entitlement that changed the traditional American principles, they increasingly got what they wanted when they wanted. According to Freedman after 9/11 Americans lost sight of American principles and priorities were flipped…

For example, In the documentary film Ivory Tower it shows, two of the most influential people in our industrial who have dropped out of higher education such as, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates. And today they happen to be one of the most successful and respectful people out there. So if a student believes that school isn’t for them then I don’t see the point of going to a classroom and sitting down wasting your time and money rather they can go out and find other ways to become successful even…

handle debt, equality, and how well he will get along with our allies and other countries. Although I believe Trump will do good things for our country I still have some concerns such as how he’ll handle our country's debt. The U.S. is over $19.5 trillion in debt and if he lets the government spend too much we will get so far overleveraged that our “empire” will collapse. I hope that Trump will limit the amount of immigrants to the U.S. to bring more job opportunities and wealth towards the…

The current trends in consumer culture is shafting fast with the advancement of technology. As more and more people become connected with one another, a realization occurred when most no longer need intermediate industries to help them progress through the economy. The result of this shift is the sharing economy. This new economic sector covers a wide range of services, and to narrow down this topic, the conflicts and solutions of Uber Vs. Taxies will be the focus here. Uber is not going…

This is outrageous, I can not believe my eyes and my ears. Are we in America? Is this happening in America? This should be happening in other countries like Afghanistan, not in America. This voice is not the voice of Bruce, this is not the voice of most of our neighbors, families, loved ones, colleagues, the Americans I know living across America, the First Lady, the President, me, as well as an Afghan-American refugee. And I don't think between all of us, any one can get as American as I can…

who would pay for it? The government would end up with this burden, and free college for every citizen would cost a lot of money. Making college free would just drag the U.S. deeper into debt. The United States is already deep, owing over 19 trillion dollars. There is absolutely no way that they would be able to pay for free college on top of all of that. Secondly, almost any student…