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The commentary closely matches my point due to the reasons of the author saying that it is because of commercial reasons and I believe them.

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It doesn't get my vote due to the reason to believe people would want to hurt animals when they put them on social media almost everyday

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The commentary closely matches my point due to the reasons of the author saying that it is because of commercial reasons and I believe them.

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I think that the other text was more authoritative because it seem to be offended that someone would want to own an exotic animal.

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I think that this text was more authoritative because it seem to be offended that someone would want to own an exotic animal.

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I think that the other text was more authoritative because it seem to be offended that someone would want to own an exotic animal.

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Either way both texts were very good and argumentative.

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I think that at first I had to side with this text but wild animals aren't animals but humans can still on them regardless of the fact.

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To my emotions I sort of agree due to the fact anybody can own exotic animals and if they do you just let them own the animals. Also to my logic they wanted to get you on their side personally to see how they animal would like you.

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It was clear that both text talking about Terry Thompson who killed himself due to the ownership of exotic animals.

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In "Wild Animals aren't pets" they use three examples of 3 people who have had or in a accident with an exotic animal.

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"Let people own Exotic Animals" say that when owner Terry Thompson killed himself, it was his fault because he abused them and they were acting in self defense.

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Both texts at times have used negative words but most of the time the use exotic animals

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In the second text they pretty much get a positive vibe and they have a lot of statistics.

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The first text says strangled, and it comes on a little bit strong as if it were aggressive.

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Most exotic animals—such as big cats, bears or apes—are
in commercial, federally inspected facilities. These animals
are born in captivity, and not “stolen” from the wild. Captive
breeding eliminates the pressure on wild populations, and also
serves as a backup in case the animals go extinct.

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If that weren’t already obvious, it became more so when
collector Terry Thompson opened the cages on his Zanesville
farm, springing dozens of lions, tigers, bears and other wild
creatures before killing himself. They shot all but a handful of the
animals as the nation watched, transfixed and horrified.

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People keep exotic animals for commercial reasons and as
pets.

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Owners of “exotic” animals claim they rarely maim or kill.
But is the death rate really the point?

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Both stories include that people have had fatalities due to the wild animals. In "Let people own pets", they make it more simple. Although in the other story it uses loaded language and comes on more aggressive