Next Steps on Military Sexual Assaults
The author begins by establishing his topic for discussion
as a major issue. He uses statistics right from the beginning and says that
they are “shocking statistics” adding to the issue of the “military’s pervasive
culture of sexual misconduct”. The author uses diction such as “despite” to
establish the fact that the military tries to combat these types of sexual assaults
with a “zero tolerance” policy. He continues to use statistics to back up his
argument as he demonstrates the devastating effects that sexual assault can
have on military women. He then explains how the government is taking a stand
by introducing two “promising” bills that Senator Gillibrand has proposed. He illustrates the depth of the
argument by using statistics as well as backing up his evidence with important
and credible people such as Senator Kristen Gillibrand. The author concludes by
addressing the fact that most aspects of military discipline are “already badly broken” suggesting
that there is something wrong with the whole system.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/29/opinion/next-steps-on-military-sexual-assaults.html?hp&_r=0
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