I agree with the quote wholeheartedly. Sometimes it takes
age and experience to recognize the differences between youthful vitality and
emotion, and a more mature overall outlook on the things of this world. As a youth, I
was vehemently opposed to the war in Vietnam, and I campaigned for George McGovern's run
for President. I have found that many of my views have mellowed in this regard. Although
I am opposed to war, I do see the necessity of our nation taking military action when
necessary (i.e., the U.S. invasion of Aghanistan). My liberal views have been tempered;
although I am a loyal Democrat, I did not vote for Bill Clinton (honesty issues)
or President Obama (lack of experience). At the same time, I recognize that our changing
world demands that we change with it. I find myself much more tolerant of opposing
viewpoints and radical change. I do my best to temper my nostalgic look back at "the
good old days" while realizing that many of today's changes have been for the betterment
of all.
Friday, November 20, 2015
Do you agree or disagree with the author's perspective in the following quote? Provide evidence and an example that supports your view. Thank...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Can (sec x - cosec x) / (tan x - cot x) be simplified further?
Given the expression ( sec x - csec x ) / (tan x - cot x) We need to simplify. We will use trigonometric identities ...
-
I can give you background on Byron's emphasis on the individual, which you can apply to the homework (the reading of the two...
-
The story is basically about a young woman whose parents have meddled in her life. The narrator, Lorna, tries to make the best ...
-
Supposing that 25,35 and 5 are degrees, we'll transform the sum of matching trigonometric functions into a produ...
No comments:
Post a Comment