That is true. When people think of addiction they will always think of alcohol or drug addictions when addiction can be more than just physical but also bad habits or methods

That's really impressive and interesting. However, I also heard that people still developed addiction even if the drugs are "safer" and "cleaner" than the ones you would find on the streets.

This is the first time I heard that there was some sort of drug addiction during the Vietnam War

That impressive the rats knew right away what was wrong with the water and would avoid drinking the water.

When Bryan states all these misconduct that would be justifiable in others states. Alabama says there one one type of conduct, there aren't multiple conduct. If states like this can't change there justice system will there be an hope for a young child?

There are different views on how people see kids some will see them as an adult. In some states it really depends on the age. Some ages are justified like be tried at the age of 17 or 18 because you are legally an adult, but then you have states like this where a 12 yr old can be trialed as an adult. This further proves why the justice system is injustice.

If a person was only treating the a rich and privilege's person they would be critics for not helping those who are in need/in a dire situation. There are so many organizations and rich people who have enough money to help the needy yet they don't do it and when they are good deeds that these people committed they are never mentioned or their is a hidden meaning to it.

When Bryan stated he was lawyer for convicted for 13 and 14 when he was at and organized event Mrs. Carr said that he will be tired as a result of his work, but at the same tie you must be brave because if he isn't brave he will lose his cases for these children.

In Germany they wouldn't think of killing people because they believe it was for them unconscionable. The irony is that they had a history of killing Jews in Internment Camps, perhaps this is why they don't have a death penalty

The lose of his grandmother closely people had died from alcohol she fears that her grandchildren will follow the steps as her family died. This was her identity.

Identity is important because it is who you are when he mention you can be a teacher words are meaningful, but if you are compassionate teacher they can be extra meaningful to your students. When it comes your identity it depends on what you want to be and will it be impactful to others.

A little pit of pride and arrogance when it comes to human being thinking that we are better than everyone else because we are 'right'.

Reading about a certain topic again, but with a different point of view allows us to see why would a person write about this topic and why is it so important to them in order to fully understand the writer intention.

Certain topics are sometimes controversial that we would have people who would agree and disagree, those who would disagree won't bother to pay attention to it compare to a person who would agree with the topic.

Even if we do try to prove a point about certain circumstance that we would want to change the audience would not always agree and would put the blame on the author instead.

Gives more depth to the story

How we portray ourselves the audience will get an idea of how they see us.

How would we try to portray ourselves even if its now accurate.

I also have Type 1 Diabetes so I know what it like to have this and the struggles on what happens if I don't inject the proper insulin in my body.

Background Info: Alec has type 1 Diabetes and must be treated with proper insulin, but after reaching the age of 26 he was no longer under the care of his mother and could no longer gain insulin unless he was had a good health insurance.