My Political Parties Analysis

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I can't personally say that one party has influenced me more than the other, because frankly both parties have influenced me in good ways and bad, forming my overall political opinions. I'm a very liberal person, and a lot of my opinions are based on my experiences and the way that I've been affected by living in a largely conservative state. I see things that I disagree with in my own city every day, and I see things that I agree with being thrown out the window for absurd and unconstitutional reasons. The things that have occurred in my life that have affected my opinions the most are the failures I’ve seen in the Republican Party throughout my life, and how they’ve affected me and lead me into my own research.
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Shocking 'undercover' videos go viral," (Pro-Life America, 2017). Not only was this video proven to have been faked by actors months ago, but the accusers have no evidence that these sales have ever taken place. I have personally never seen a pro-life article, headline, or "educational" pamphlet rooted in anything other than skewed or incorrect scientific facts and misinformation, and usually religious-based rage. I've always been the kind of person who is a critical thinker, and I've always felt like what other people do was none of my business. I've seen what unplanned pregnancies can do to a person, and I've seen how they can completely ruin somebody's life, even through no fault of their own. Not to mention that a lot of the ways that these pro-life movements and groups "protest" and try to make their point frankly borders on, if not qualifies as terrorism. If you must use fear to get your point across, then your claims aren't as strong as you think they are. I am pro-choice because just as my body doesn’t belong to anyone else, no one’s body belongs to me either. I am pro-choice because I’ve seen how hateful and angry the pro-life movement is, and how little it actually cares about the lives it swears it intends to protect after
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