Persuasive Paper Topics

mxskeeter wrote:

When I was in school they usually disallowed gun control and abortion as topics for these

Another topic with too much controversy——-SPAM!!
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Hater!

Two words! Mille Lacs

Geez I’m surprised that one didn’t get brought up sooner! Good call MK!

For sure how many lines allowed to use.

Fertilizer run off.

Impending possibility of strip searches for ais at public landings.

Piloted Sylvia in annandale

Brian Klawitter wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>mxskeeter wrote:</div>
When I was in school they usually disallowed gun control and abortion as topics for these

Another topic with too much controversy——-SPAM!!

Hater!
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Our 22 rifles went to school with us for Hunter safety in the 70’s. Figure that one out.

Not fishing, but for my college speech class a few years back I had to do a persuasive presentation. Presented on why I think Bigfoot is real. Sounds insanely stupid, I know, but my classmates absolutely loved it and I actually think I turned a few heads. Highly recommend! Might even be able to dig up the old information for ya

tbro16 wrote:

Not fishing, but for my college speech class a few years back I had to do a persuasive presentation. Presented on why I think Bigfoot is real. Sounds insanely stupid, I know, but my classmates absolutely loved it and I actually think I turned a few heads. Highly recommend! Might even be able to dig up the old information for ya

The monster truck?

big_g wrote:

I agree with Capt… since some are blaming the sheer number of guns, are responsible for the violence in the USA, do a graph showing how Americans own so many more guns than other countries… and if we blame it on gun numbers, how our percentage of killings/gun in the USA are far below those countries with less guns.

Persuade people to ignore ‘analysis’ from big_g cause he has no idea what he is talking about when it comes to analyzing data.

Or persuade on the dangers of poor reading comprehension, both would be relevant!

slipbob_nick wrote:

Fertilizer run off.

I did a 30 page research paper on this topic back in college. There is surprisingly a lot of professional research and information in regards to agricultural runoff effects on lakes and rivers. It was for an Environmental Politics class, which was a crock, by the way…

philtickelson wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>big_g wrote:</div>
I agree with Capt… since some are blaming the sheer number of guns, are responsible for the violence in the USA, do a graph showing how Americans own so many more guns than other countries… and if we blame it on gun numbers, how our percentage of killings/gun in the USA are far below those countries with less guns.

Persuade people to ignore ‘analysis’ from big_g cause he has no idea what he is talking about when it comes to analyzing data.

Or persuade on the dangers of poor reading comprehension, both would be relevant!

Philtickleson has the best idea so far, but that might be too easy.

I suggest you pick a topic you feel strongly about and take the position that is contrary to your own beliefs. This can be a great learning exercise and is often assigned in college courses.

Bump firing at unborn fish near a dam out of the walleye season.

Persuasive paper.

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Thank you for all the replies! I definitely didn’t expect this many. I think I’m going to go with the number of lines. But if that doesn’t work, I think tindall hit the nail on the head…

tindall wrote:

Bump firing at unborn fish near a dam out of the walleye season.