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Argumentative Essay: Is ISIS A State?

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Is ISIS a state? I think they are not a state l. The first reason why I think they are not a state is because they don’t have a leadership. The reason why I think they do not have a leadership is because they will probably wont trust anyone being a leader because they would probably be in a war non stop. The second reason is that they wont be able to maintain order. The reason why I said that is because the citizen will disagree with what the government. The government will probably want to terrorize other countries or it own area. The third reason is providing public services because they probably don’t have enough money to create public services like schools, hospital, stores and others. They probably don’t have enough money to trade

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