Wednesday, September 28, 2016

A HUG IS NEARLY A GUN SPELLED BACKWARD
 
 
I agree with the enforcer, that personal relations are more important than causes or patriotism. Patriotism is the love a person has for their nation no matter what. I believe that to some people, personal relations is more important than their entire nation.
 
I believe that this statement is true because there has been many greedy people in this world that don't care at all about their country, just as long as they are satisfied with themselves. Since right now the presidential elections are going on, I will be using candidates as examples, as well as other people. Not necessarily just Clinton and Trump but all the presidential candidates from the past. I feel like most people are so selfish that they wouldn't give something up for their nation. For example, if a random person was told that either they had to die or a large population of the nation would die and the person would be safe, I think about maybe 50% wouldn't sacrifice themselves for their country. Most people would only think about themselves and not save a large populations just so they can be safe. Especially when it comes to money, people get even more greedy. Sadly that's just how the world is.
 
I feel that the presidential elections are fake. Some candidates don't even care at all about the nation they want to be in charge of. All they want is the power the position comes with. I'm not going to say any names because I somehow feel that at one point, all candidates are greedy. All they do is plan to "make the nation better again" but they usually never do anything about it. They just make promises that they usually don't keep. Sometimes by the persons' greed they even make the nation worse. They power gets to their head and they forget about the people and only care for themselves. For example, Fidel Castro was the ruler of Cuba and had really bad conditions in the country that were not good for the people. All he wanted was the power that came with being a ruler of a country. That's why I usually don't take any candidate seriously because of this.
 
In this world there are many selfish people. I know that I'm repeating myself in this fraise, but only because it's true. This world is filled with greedy people. All most of them want is power over a population, in which they care nothing about. There are some rare cases that some candidates actually fall through with their promises, but I feel like it's only once in a blue moon. I hope it wouldn't be like this, but it sadly is.
 
In conclusion, I repeat my statement that I agree with the enforcer that personal relations are more important than causes or patriotism. I have many reasons for this, in which I have talked about in this essay.

Monday, September 26, 2016

Mistakes For Presidents
 
Knowing about this debate, I knew that Trump and Clinton were going to throw blows at each other, but I didn't they would throw that much shade. From Clinton saying that "Trump was one of the people why the United States went into debt" to Trump saying that "Clinton can't bring back jobs" also that "Clinton has been a senator for 30 years and how come she's barely trying to make a change". Clinton also told Trump that he's full of himself which made me laugh. Both of them trying to interrupt each other in order to get their point across. Clinton wants to raise taxes for the rich so that they can now be easier and less for the poor. Talking about throwing blows, Clinton and Trump talk about ISIS and non relatable and personal comments towards each other. Trump says that Clinton has no leadership which I think is one of the many bull shit comments that come out of Trumps mouth. Well this is getting me frustrated, so I think I'm going to change it and leave it at that. 

Thursday, September 22, 2016

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The mass shooting from the Orlando Pulse Nightclub was a terrible loss for many families and America. I think that this news really grabbed my attention was because all those innocent peoples lives who were taken. That guy had no fucken right to kill all those innocent people just because they were from the LGBT community! It was the largest mass shooting in American history, he killed 49 people. Of all ages, from 30-50 year olds to the youngest which was an 18 year old girl. It's so shocking how he actually got into the nightclub without the securities noticing he was armed. It's just something I will never understand, like why the fuck do people do this. The news also said that he was also "supposedly" of the LGBT community, so I don't understand why he had to shoot up the nightclub. If he was mad at himself for being the way he was (which I have nothing against) he should've dealt with his own shit instead of going on that selfish rampage. It's just a huge tragedy, my condolences to all those families and friends of the victims. 🙏❤

Monday, September 19, 2016

Fall Vocab 4
 
Adroit: clever of skillful in using the hands or mind
          -The scholar was an adroit speaker.
Amicable: characterized by or showing goodwill; friendly; peaceful
          -The divorce was amiable.
Averse: having a strong feeling of opposition to; unwilling
          -Her dad had an averse feeling of letting her go out.
Belligerent: showing readiness to fight
          -She was belligerent because she was removing all her
           jewelry.
Benevolent: desiring to help others
          -The students were being benevolent to whoever needed
            help.
Cursory: going rapidly over something, without noticing details
          -She had a cursory glance at the book.
Duplicity: deceitfulness in speech or conduct; false behavior
          -He had behaved with duplicity.
Extol: to praise highly; laud
          -She extoled her beauty.
Feasible: capable of being done or accomplished
          -The work was feasible, but she didn't do it.
Grimace: a facial expression, often ugly or twisted, indicates
                disapproval, pain, etc.
          -She did a grimace face because she had a stomach pain.
Holocaust: destruction or slaughter on a mass scale
          -Not that many people survived the holocaust.
Impervious: material not allowing fluid to pass through
          -The paint is impervious to moisture when its dry.
Impetus: the force that makes something happen or happen more
               quickly
          -The wheel eventually lost impetus and stopped.
Jeopardy: danger of loss, harm or failure
          -George was in jeopardy of going to jail for a long time if
            convicted.
Meticulous: showing great attention to detail; precise
          -The meticulous surgeon never made a mistake.
Nostalgia: a sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past
          -The sound of the traditional music was full of nostalgia
            and old memories.
Quintessence: the most perfect or typical example of a quality
                                   or class
          -Our mayor is the quintessence of honesty.
Retrogress: go back to an earlier state
          -If somebody doesn't continue their physical therapy, their
           leg muscles will retrogress to a weakened state.
Scrutinize: examine or inspect closely and thoroughly
          -Lets scrutinize these figures and see if they add up.
Tepid: only slightly warm (especially of a liquid)
          -Martha slid into the tepid bath water, shivering.

              Big Question Discipline/s

 - the DMV
 -laws
 -accident reports
 -age of drivers in accidents

Saturday, September 17, 2016

     Vocab Test

AP English is like a cudgel knocking some sense into your head. In this course you cannot slack off and turn in work that is slovenly. If you don't do your work you can provoke your teacher. You may say it was inadvertently, but by you not doing your work was the cause. Its already hard enough for teachers to understand the jargon language students use, but they still expect us to do our work. It seems that they expect us to use archaic language that we don't even understand. We'll write a lot of words that are superfluous. By us trying to use that language, we can turn in egregious and frivolous work. I think that if students use the language they know and understand, they will feel catharsis about the work they turn in.

Thursday, September 15, 2016

BAD WORDS!

I think that "bad" words are considered on how you say them and the intentions behind them. Using bad words may get you're point across better because people may get surprised at your language and take you more seriously. Same goes for "good" words, I guess it just depends on the type of audience you're talking to and what point you want to get across. An appropriate usage of euphemism is when you want to get a point across but don't want to be too straight forward or sound rude. It has a limit to when it's appropriate and then to when it's just plain out being rude.

Satire Project

Disclamer: Warning! If you get offended easily stop watching. This video may affect the public.

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Vocabulary

Diction: style of speaking or writing as dependent upon            choice of words
ex: The student's poor diction prevented the teacher from understanding her paper.
Theme: the central topic a text treats
ex: After the walk, they returned to the theme of American values.
Mood: a state or quality of feeling at a particular time
ex: After she aced her test, she was in a jolly mood the rest of the day.
Tone: quality or character of sound
ex: From the tone of her voice I could tell she was very angry.
Apotheosis: the elevation of a person to the rank of a god
ex: When she walked down the aisle in her wedding gown everyone thought she was the apotheosis of beauty.
Exculpate: to clear from a charge of guilt or fault of blame
ex: The woman was exculpated for the murder of her husband because there wasn't enough evidence to prove that she was guilty.
Syntax: the study or rules of the formation of grammatical sentence in language
ex: The editing program will highlight any sentences containing inaccurate syntax use.
Faux pas: an embarrassing social error