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for those who are doing presentations on argumentative essays on English based on you being "for" the movement on terrorists on the basis that terrorists are not actually terrorists but normal human beings.it's a difficult stand point but I hope these pointers helpTRANSCRIPT
Outline
Introduction
- The various definitions of terrorism e.g. the use of unlawful force and what exactly is deemed unlawful, use UN referenced article paraphrase
- Include that there is no proper definition for the word terrorist so how can we properly label people as terrorists when they are not
- Thesis statement
Body Paragraph 1 (argument #1) –
- Terrorists just want to be heard- Hitler- The example that someone keeps talking and keeps being ignored and how eventually that
person will snap and get angry- The anger that people branded terrorists have is actually rage, and they believe that their anger
is valid and that they’re action towards the governments is moral, and is outweighed by the greater good that they strive towards
- Based on how the citizens feel or one person in particular feels a social or moral injustice has been done towards them
- Something along the lines of how these people strive towards diminishing this social injustice but are not being heard
Body Paragraph 2 (argument #2) –
- People who join these organizations have a higher sense of self- May have a psychological disorder- May have been romanced into the idea and now cant get out because its ride or die- Incentive to do what they are doing as a job because otherwise they would die- What would you do if you were to be put in his shoes? Would you kill or be killed? - What would I call the bombing of religious buildings or the rape on behalf of religion
Body Paragraph 3 (argument #3) –
- The Dynamic Play- The Tudor times and what king Henry the Eighth - How organizations get bigger based on sympathy - This is what I would call rebellion
Conclusion
- Refer back to thesis statement
Reference List
Brooks, T. (2010). Justifying Terrorism. University of Illinois Press.24 (3).Retrieved by https://jstor.org/stable/25767215
Franck,T.M. (2001). Terrorism and the Right of Self-Defense. American Society of International Law. 95(4).Retrieved by http://www.jstor.org/stable/2674629
- What would I call 9/11- Vary styles in intext citations- Use your own words as well as intext citations
Reporting verbs
- According to- Author.. believes- .. admitted- Says- States- Indicates- Comments- Emphasizes- Advocates- Reports- Points out- Observes- Underscores