Using a minimum of six sources, the readings of Kantian philosophy, and the film Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do?Write a persuasive essay that convinces the audience not to do the issue you decided on in class.

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Using a minimum of six sources, the readings of Kantian philosophy, and the film Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do?

Write a persuasive essay that convinces the audience not to do the issue you decided on in class.

This issue is a horrifying modern-day scenario. Some issues that have previously been discussed in class were: Judgment Day, microchip implantation, nuclear or chemical warfare, ransomware, corporatocracy, mandated vaccinations, losing communications, social ratings, loss of education, police brutality, genocide, do-no-harm as an illusion, victim-blaming, and the lack of freedom of religion. Use pathos, logos, and ethos for your persuasive techniques.

The rules are:

1. You cannot opt out. Reasoning such as there is no right and wrong is not allowed.

2. You must have six sources, but no more than three full pages of text.

3. Use APA 7.

4. You must incorporate the Kantian tests of the Categorical Imperatives.

Issue decided: My most horrifying modern-day scenario is

Risk of being killed by police by use of force in the United States by race–ethnicity.

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