This week in A.P. Literature we carried out a very real debate about whether or not the government should provide protection against online tracking. In order to have this debate and be able to contribute to it required a lot of research and understanding going into it. My stance like many others was that yes, the government should help users not be tracked.
Later in the week we were asked to form an argument ourselves. Using the illustrating, authorizing and extending properties I came up with something I think is fair, but even right now could use some work. Online tracking was again the focus point for the argument. It would not be my first choice if I could choose any argument to create a stance on, just because online tracking is not clear and we don't know if it can be stopped or not, which is similar to the idiom, 'you can't dig yourself out of a hole'. Plus any sense in stopping it will take ages due to the elongated amount of time it takes to pass a bill and out it into action. This week was a smack in the face but I was able to adjust and settle in midway through the week and finish strong, creating an argument I thought suitable.
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