Prompt: Think about a time when someone challenged your opinion or told you that you were wrong. What was the disagreement about, and how did you defend yourself? Did you change their mind, or did they change yours?

 Prompt: Think about a time when someone challenged your opinion or told you that you were wrong. What was the disagreement about, and how did you defend yourself? Did you change their mind, or did they change yours?


A disagreement that really stood out to me in my pasts was a disagreement I had with my at the time close friend over human rights, I believed the rights of a person should be absolute to all peoples even when regarding incarceration but they believed the rights of a person weren't absolute and believed that after commuting and standing jury they have less rights than the average citizen. I defended myself by stating that when those rights are limited and aren't absolute they are given a title as less than human. They didn't change their mind or change mine, we were in absolute disagreement and I couldn't change their minds.


Summary: We finished our poems and began taking notes on arguments.

Reflection: I believed I was really good at arguing even without knowing the full extent of argumentative vocabulary.

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