Security vs Privacy

Order Description
Preliminary Outline

I. Introduction

a. American’s Personal Rights

b.Why people aren’t okay with their privacy being invited

c. Why terrorism is an issues and this debate is even around

II. Terrorist Attacks

a. What brought about this fear that caused this debate

III. Why Americans Privacy Shouldn’t Be Invaded

a. 4th Amendment

b.Government should not have that much power

c. Targeting races and religions

d.People could lose basic rights

e. Invading the US society could make the US less free which is want enemies want

IV. Why Americans Privacy Should Be Invaded

a. It’s the government’s job to protect citizens

b.It will prevent attacks and life loss

c. Anything to protect the US should be done

d.Tighten immigration

V. Conclusion

a. The claim: American’s Privacy Should Be Invaded
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