Where and how does Alisa Solomon address the opposing argument?
In your original post, please, answer one of the following questions:1. Where and how does Alisa Solomon address the opposing argument? How does she express her attitide toward it? What’s her tone in presenting the opposing viewpoint?2. What is the general portrait of Americans that Solomon paints? What individual word choices contribute to such a portrait? 3. What is the point of determining whether the standpoint on torture is correlated with liberalism or conservatism?4. Summarize Solomon’s supporting arguments against torture. 5. Alisa Solomon chooses to end her essay with a quote rather than her own statement. Why do you think she makes such a choice? What is the effect of the ending quote in lieu of a concluding statement?
