The practices of the Westboro Baptist Church are controversial, and writing about it is hard to do without putting personal biases into the content. Most articles about the Westboro Baptist Church are in favor of one side or the other. Logos is hard to achieve because there aren’t many statistics about the church. There are, however, laws that are put into place to protect the rights of similar organizations. “Preaching Hate” by Sara Yasin is a blog, but she regularly free lances on topics such as Muslims in America, Human Rights and Development. I chose her post because she seemed to know a great deal about what she was writing. She knew the laws that were in place for the WBC, which she personally experienced at North Carolina State University. While Yasin used logos to help get her point across, another blogger used pathos to achieve the same goal. “A look in retrospect...” by Milobird7 is filled with his personal feelings to help his readers understand the rights of the WBC. He notes that he doesn’t support the feelings regarding the WBC’s protests, but he would fight to the death for their right to voice their opinion. His clearly expressed emotion pulls the audience towards his view on the subject. Both of the articles aim for the same resolution. Whether the authors have personal experience with the group, or they simply looked beyond the cover, both authors push to tell the audience that all American’s first amendment rights must be upheld, even when it regards such a contentious topic. Both articles are blogs, which mostly contain personal opinions. “A look in retrospect…” embraces the idea of blogging more