How does Paine respond to those who believe it is possible to work out their differences with Great Britain? Describe the reasoning the author uses to support his points. How effective is Paine’s reasoning? Use evidence from the text to support your response.

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How does Paine respond to those who believe it is possible to work out their differences with Great Britain?  Describe the reasoning the author uses to support his points. How effective is Paine’s reasoning? Use evidence from the text to support your response.

YNWMelly · Answer

He says that if you can just forget what’s been done to the country, ask yourself this. Has your house been burnt? Has your property been destroyed? Are your wife and children destitute of a bed to lie on. Are they destitute of food to love on. Have you lost a parent or child? If you answered no to these then you have no right to judge the people who answer yes to these questions. If you did answer yes to these questions but still are able to forget it, you are unworthy of being called husband, father, friend, or lover.

Astro · Answer

That is a very good paragraph, It describes every question. Great Job.

Astro · Answer

I think that is what you are asking, If not. I have no clue.

SallyUwU · Answer

Oh wow u right more than me when I write a paragraph I write a little bit and my teacher has the audacity to tell me to write ONE MORE and in my mind i'm like Meh Pov: Why don't u do it yourself then but i don't really say anything bc i don't want to get in trouble and i don't want to get in detection but i don't really think they have detection