Every person has his or her rights as a human being. To stop someone at an airport because of their physical appearance is extremely wrong and takes those rights away from that certain human being. Sure they're trying to be on the safe side and what not, but picking people out like that is not the way to go. If they want to prevent anything from happening then they should have a security system good enough to do so without embarrasing a human being. I've personally been there and know what its liked to be picked out in front of people and taken into a room and be asked questions relating to your personal lives. I personally know how it feels to have that happen, and it was really offensive on my side. Imagine how all of the other people feel who that happens to. To me, it's inhuman and injustice.

Torture is something that should be a result as to a wrong doing or action from ones consequences. One should only torture if they have the right to do so, like a police officer. If you're going to torcher someone than make sure you know your limits and that you don't go too far with it, or that you don't go far enough. Yes you may think that torchering is wrong and inhuman. But if the actions and consequences of the criminal who is being torchered aren't equivalent to the crime he or she has committed, then that is inhuman. For example if my friend was murdered by someone, then I'd want the murderer to receive the same punishment, legally. Because these kind of people have probably hurt others in the past and will continue to do it in their future. I believe if people were not torchered for their wrongdoing then more people wouldn't be afraid to committ crimes and the world would become a disaster. Torchering is something that should highly be considered, but its limitations are what we should really question.

A student shouldn't be forced to attend a school he or she does not want to, but they should also have their limits as to which school he or she may attend. If a student wants to attend a certain school, they should meet that school's requirements in order to do so. For example, their grades, behavior, attendance and so forth. That's because the student is trying to go to the school that they can get the most out of. They shouldn't be held back from doing so. On the other hand if a student desires to attend a school because of its popularity and attendance, then he or she should not be allowed to unless they meet the requirements. If a student is trying to be successful, then they shouldn't have anyone or anything stopping them from doing so.

Everything we do in this world revolves around the decisions made by the president. For example, how the economy is running, the education, the government, and etc. He has many responsibilities and is highly depended upon to carry us and keep us at a level where everyone is satisfied. Which is why we vote for the president based on the level of skill they have in order to accomplish the task and expectations he/she has set forth. If you have the same president for more than eight years, then there would be no change to the world, there would be no room for improvement, and it would all be ruled by the same person which is boring and shallow. There is always room for improvement and creativity, and if we have the same president then the creativity level will remain at the same level because the people haven't seen or recognized anyone else.

People who are living here illegaly is very wrong and unfair to those who are here legally and working hard, paying their taxes, and keeping up with the job they deserve and have rightfully earned. It is not fair to those who come in and have their jobs taken away by someone who shouldn't even be here, or is illegal. If we did not deport any illegal immigrants than their would be an unbalance system in the population because they will over populate a huge region and the region they come from is abandoned. That will mess up the economy in both regions, and is unfair to the overpopulated, innocent region with the legal people living in it. If you want to live somewhere do it the right way, the legal way.

Out of all the events that have ocurred throughout history, one would think the U.S. is a mess, which started out with it becoming a con. The U.S. has gone through a lot in the past and its establishment to this day has created a better world for the people to perceive its achievement as a pro. For example, there's no more slavery, women have rights, and and the civilization in general is just more enhanced. Before there weren't many discoveries in the U.S., but as time went by they turned a con into a pro. So yes, I do think the pros outweigh the cons.

I think schools actually increase creativity, especially in a public school when your around an environment of different minds and opinions, which allows you to think in different perspectives of things which increases your creativity level. If you aren't around these sort of things then how would your creativity develop? School is the place where creative people are born, like Authors, lawyers, Artists and etc.