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The Pros And Cons Of Donald Trump

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Throughout Historic warfare there has never been a terrorist organization that occupied such a sanctuary. Never has a terrorist organization had access to such abundant natural resources. Never has a terrorist organization possessed the heavy weaponry, cash, and personnel that ISIL does today. Its brutality is unmatched. ISIS has reached an outrageous level of black-heartedness integrating a 4 year old Isa Dare as its executioner. Isa Dare, also known as Jihadi Junior detonated a car bomb, where four men in orange jumpsuits accused of espionage were seated. After detonating the device and exploding the vehicle the 4 year old boy then stood triumphant shouting “Allah Akbar”. One of the ISIS supervisors saying “Today, we’re going to kill …show more content…

As president Obamas term ends so do his executive exercises, as a new president will be instated we will have to adopt new political views. Many Americans may see presidential candidate Donald Trump’s views as unorthodox as well as unessential. These strategies have already been executed with the Executive Order 9066 which forced Japanese Americans into Internment Camps or to be exiled from the United States. In relation to Trump’s desire to exile Muslim groups from the United States. Doing so would be unconstitutional, but it may be a step the United States has to take. Donald Trump refers to the Middle Eastern refugee crisis as The Ultimate Trojan Horse. Pointing out that there are very few women and children coming over and the majority of refugees coming into the United States are strong young men. Donald Trump called for a "Total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the United States (Business Recorder). Senator Ted Cruz announces his views on the rules of engagement. Admitting that he would prefer that they be loosened. Ted Cruz had announced that he would Carpet Bomb ISIS, also stating that the presence of civilians would not matter. Though they would not intentionally bomb civilian location, this is still a very big statement. Cruz is stating “I’d be willing to wait until freshman orientation before launching those bombs”, (ABC News) as he replied to the news of a Jihad University. Most people react to this negatively, saying that America gets into situations it doesn’t need to be in, almost the exact same response before September 11th 2001. After multiple attacks on the United States majority of the views on the rules of engagement had changed drastically. With most Americans in a pro war state of mind. So these presidential views are not completely

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Cesareo Two bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon went off on April 13, 2015, resulting in the death of three people and causing injuries ranging in the hundreds. The men responsible for the incident? Two brothers born in the former soviet Republic of Kyrgyzstan who had been living in the United States for almost a decade, Dzhokhar, and Tamerlan Tsarnaev (“Boston Marathon Bombings-Facts & Summary”). Dzholaw,19, and Tsarnaev, 26, had acted alone in their act of terror but were believed to be motivated by radical Islamic beliefs (“Boston Marathon Bombings-Facts & Summary”).

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Trump known for his strong opinions on foreign relations seems to favor another President’s policy. James Madison’s Non-Intercourse Act (1809) was put in place to lift the embargo on all other countries except London and France; however, the act did not help and just led to the coming War of 1812. This is not to say that Trump will lead the American country to war, but his hard will opinions on muslims and mexicans have led to heated debate. In modern times, war, drugs, and violence not only plague the nation but the world. Trump known for his comments on his plan “ to stop immigration from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism,”notes CNN, is what many are calling a ban on muslims.

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The article "Trump's Muslim Immigration Ban Should Touch Off a Badly Needed Discussion", written by Andrew McCarthy, published by The National Review focuses on the Muslim immigration topics. McCarthy's thesis is that treating Islam as "merely a religion" is unwise and the Muslim lifestyle does not match well with the United States Constitution. McCarthy has three main points. His first point is that Islam is a lifestyle, and it governs over church and state. Islam has "fundamental incompatibility" with the United States because of our separation between church and state and because of the Sharia.

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After the 9/11 attacks, Ansari was walking back from class when somebody shouted at him, calling him a terrorist. Ansari goes on to say that when the attack was happening, he was just as much a victim as anyone else. He was in his dorm room, terrified of what was happening. Besides using his own stories, Ansari also relies on stories from others. A friend of his reported, “I just feel really bad, like people think I have more in common with that idiot psychopath than I do the innocent people being killed, I’m really sick of having to explain that I’m not a terrorist every time the shooter is brown”

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Trump’s campaign consisted mostly on the topic of illegal immigration “He called Mexican immigrants “criminals” and “rapists,” warned that” “Islam hates us,” and accused China of “waging economic war against us.” (Chang, 11) Donald Trump has claimed before that immigrants who come from Mexico aren’t the best and they come to the U.S. to commit crimes. In his presidential reign, he also insisted that there be a travel ban of immigrants coming from Islamic countries. Trump has also attempted to get President Obama to admit that he’s not born in the U.S. “Trump made himself the public face of the bizarre Birther movement, which held that Barack Obama had not been born in the United States. In naming Obama an “illegal alien,” conspiracists could attach fantastical narratives to Obama: Chicago criminal corruption , Muslim takeovers, Mexican drug-dealer invasions.”

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The objective of these speeches was to change the world politically, economically and socially, and they succeeded. By materializing this enemy known as “terrorism”, George Bush changed the world. In his Remarks Following a Meeting With the National Security Team, George Bush labels the attacks of 9/11 as “acts of war” (Bush 2001, 1100). For the first time in

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Did you know that president Donald J. Trump is targeting about 8 million people to be deported with the vast majority of that number being Hispanics? The way that president Donald J. Trump won the election has been a controversial issue amongst the people who didn't vote for him, therefore making him one of the most hated presidents to ever hold office. Because of this and many other reasons including, being discriminatory against other races, objectifying women, and not having any prior experience in law and order or government, I think that president Trump should not be in office and should not have the honor of being called President of the United States. First, Trump is discriminatory against all races that are not white.

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Not long ago, Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States in which he decided to make an executive order on immigration, but that did not please the people. Michael A Cohen, author of the article ‘‘Trump’s immigration order - Shame on you, Mr. President’’ published on Boston Globe, tells of this order the president posed. The purpose of article is to persuade his audience, citizens of the United States, that Trump’s decision to ban certain races from entering the US is in American. He persuades his audience with an appeal to pathos, logos that Trump’s executive order on immigration should be taken down.

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Republican President nominee Donald Trump has expressed his feelings about Isis and other terrorist groups. He promises that he will fix our country’s foreign policies and deport all ILLEGAL Immigrants. But if a person comes over to the United States ILLEGALLY, they need to become an American citizen or leave our country.(Infobase learning 2016 Presidential Race) This will prove my point because, Donald Trump promises that he will do whatever it takes in his power to stop ISIS and other terrorist groups, and stop illegal immigration and fix our country’s Broken Foreign policy(Infobase 2016 election Race). We need a President, Like Donald Trump because he will work on fixing Obama’s wrong doings, and Donald Trump will be a straightforward president.

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  Recently, President Trump, has been straying away from these very core ideals that made America what it is today.   He has proposed a ban on all Muslims-(American) and other foreign immigrants from entering the United States.  

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Donald banned Muslim. People doesn’t want people in their country because they think they’re dangerous. No matter what race we are there is always good and bad people on this world. We can change the world by working together and not being racist. You can’t judge people by how they look or their race we see people face but not their heart.

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The Modern Day Witch Hunt of American Muslims "Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States . . .” (CNN). Sadly, acts and statements like the one made by Republican Candidate Donald Trump are not uncommon in the United States. Especially after 9/11, attacks and harassment of Muslims are becoming a frequent occurrence. People are under the impression that all who practice the Muslim religion are in support of terrorism or are terrorists themselves.

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In the ever changing world of politics, the effect of political change on citizens is often overwhelming. In a Time’s article called “The Silver Lining of Donald Trump’s Refugee Ban”, Qasim Rashid explains how Trump’s refugee ban has only increased support for American Muslims while a large number of people would only look at the negative side of the ban. Although Rashid is firmly against Trump’s Muslim ban, he uses a very effective sarcastic tone with a repetitive set of words such as “I thank him [Donald Trump]” (Rashid, 2017) to convey his message to the reader. However, it is evident that the author is very aggressive and tense about the subject. Rashid intended to show a positive side to Trump’s refugee ban and expose Trump’s foolish ideology which was presented successfully to the reader.

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Donald Trump put his foot down on this nationality diversity. He signed an executive order, which banned seven Muslim majority countries from permitting citizens to enter our country. It seems to go against the American way. America is built upon diversity and freedom. Freedom of speech, religion and the right to bear arms are a few important parts of American structure that sets us apart from other countries.

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Netflix has taken over the world. Everyone from children like the 7 year old girls I babysit, to my Grandma utilizes this website as a form of entertainment on a regular basis. Sidneyeve Matrix is a teacher at Queen’s University and teaches media, marketing and mass communication. She’s had digital media and pop culture research published by Critical Survey, Ethnologies, Topia, Storytelling, Animation, and CCL/LCJ. One of the articles she has written is titled The Netflix Effect: Teens, Binge Watching, and On-Demand Digital Media Trends and demonstrates some issues with the growing popularity of binge watching.

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