Fallacies

Abortion

I believe that we all should have choices. Now i'm not saying  necessary that abortion is right or good because it is not. Abortion should only be used if it is absolutely necessary; there are multiple ways to not get pregnant and be protected. Now obviously if you want a baby this clearly isn't necessary, but if you are too young and should not even be having sex you should at least use protection. If you did not use protection, a condom nor birth control, then their is the morning after pill. Abortion should be limited, like you should only be able to get an abortion no more than two times. Also, if a woman happens to unfortunately gets raped she should not be forced to conceive the child if she does not please to. Abortion is still bad though and their is another choice which would be adoption. The woman would conceive the baby and then give the baby to another family. Their are many choices here that you can make; abortion should be one of them even though it isn't the best choice.

Money rules the world how tragic is that...

I seriously love helping people. Like if I had the money I would build houses for whoever needed it. I would build homeless shelters and create a way to get them back on their feet. I would create a clothing line that donated to people who needs clothes. I would walk around and give any and every homeless person money. I would also donate food and money to those who needed it. I would also plant more trees to make the world just a lil bit prettier. If only I had that much money.

Fallacies

1. Argumentum ad antiguitatem
2. Argumentum ad ignorantiam
3. Argumentum ad misericordian
4. Argumentum ad logican
5. Dicto simpliciter

All these fallies I have either used myself or know another person like a friends or what not that have also used at least one of these. I also think these are main fallacies people tend to you and it is interesting. I mean why these?

Jiro

     There are a very few amount of people in this world that go after their dreams, especially exceed them. Jiro just wanted to make the perfect sushi and what he did was way better. He made the perfect sushi restaurant with perfect sushi created in it. I may not know exactly what I want to do, not even remotely, but I do know that I want to be like Jiro. In the sense that he followed his dreams, kind of  literally. I mean, I don't want to make the perfect sushi of course, but I do want to make the perfect career for myself. It's not even a career, you can't really call it that, it is more of a hobby, a love.
     We all need passion and to infuse it into our work; that's what makes the results that much more enhanced and perfected. Jiro said that yo neede pasion for your work and he is completely true. Honestly, you should have passion in everything you do, but you know what I mean. I intensely want a career that doesn't make me worry about time or when it's gonna be over. I want to have that passion for my job like Jiro and I would like to view my career like him as well.
       Jiro is definitely a man I would look up to and be friends with to learn about his passion of sushi and his job. I mean wouldn't you?