@GoddardMadds I agree, an increase on the top 1% would allow such a large influx of money for the average American to use. Sadly, it's not likely to happen merely because they are the top 1%. #AtlasAP#APLANGDISCUSSION
@GoddardMadds I think that's an interesting perspective, maybe with a better way of slowly lowering other programs or creating some type of compromise would be beneficial. #AtlasAP#APLANGDISCUSSION
I think this would be beneficial to my family by allowing them to have enough money to truly sustain themselves rather than having to run pay check to pay check with the help of food drives. #AtlasAP#APLangdicussion
I think a BUI would help people take the step to truly learn to manage money a bit better. This source of income would allow some people to finally have enough saved up on the side to take the next step at getting out of the lower class. #AtlasAP#APLangdicussion
@AraizaDestany I agree. If people would could just see that proper restrictions and regulations can stop a lot of this damage, many wouldn't have to suffer the loss of a loved one. #APLangDicussion#AtlasAP
@ShawSha01952734@APSteinhauser I kind of agree. Mental illness is one of the many issues the U.S fails to recognize but that doesn't excuse the very easy access that everyone has to firearms. Mental illness or not, no one should be able to obtain a weapon so easily. #APLangDicussion#AtlasAP
@geeselle3 I agree, it's crazy how other places don't have such a massive firearm issue like the U.S does. Yet we're the world leaders. #AtlasAP#APLangDicussion
5. I would change gun laws to make it harder to obtain a firearm. It's not about restricting access, but instead about making sure not just anyone can get their hands on a weapon. This would include stricter background checks and required training. #APLangDicussion#AtlasAP
2. The most interesting thing I read was how much of a significant difference there was in homicide rates between the U.S and other countries. It's honestly embarrassing. #AtlasAP#APLangDicussion
@Lizandr05625424 That's true. As people begin to feel less safe, they fear the police that were once meant to protect them. The BLM movement has slowly brought attention to these matters. #AtlasAP#APLANGDISCUSSION
@geeselle3 That's what people don't get. It's hard to trust the police to save your life when so many people have been killed for merely being a bystander. #AtlasAP#APLANGDISCUSSION
2. The BLM movement has been fairly successful as it has brought attention to events such as the devastating death of Treyvon Martin. It's slowly fragmented as it's grown in size but it's overall purpose still attempts to be for the greater good. #AtlasAP#APLANGDISCUSSION
3. The Bluelivesmatter movement is only used as a counter to BLM. It's only ever brought up when an issue surrounding BLM arises and it never stands on its own. #AtlasAP#APLANGDISCUSSION
@DeisyCo01461088 I agree A sustainable environment is something we should all work towards and I feel this can lay the foundation for a better future. #atlasAP#APLangdicussion
@geeselle3 True, it'll help lay a path for future sustainable energy developments. This'll guarantee an eventual fossil fuel free future. #atlasAP#APLangdicussion
@geeselle3 I sorta agree, I just imagine that if we continue on the path we're on now, we're gonna have to wear masks and respirators just to be outside. #atlasAP#APLangdicussion
Some future effects of the Green New Deal would be an atmosphere that's not filled with harmful pollutants and hopefully a future where environmental care is a priority. #atlasAP#APLangdicussion
1. The most important part of the Green New Deal is essentially it's push to better the environment. This is especially important after the U.S left the Paris Climate Agreement. #AtlasAP#APLangdicussion