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Aidan Burns

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Suffolk University 26’ | Writing Contributor for @fansided and @suffolkjournal | Thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Vote ‘NO’ on question five

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By Aidan Burns
| The Suffolk Journal Verified
There are a number of questions on the Massachusetts ballot in November along with the anticipated presidential election. Some questions are surprising ones I didn’t think I would see on a ballot at all and some make sense. However, the question that catches my attention the most by far is question five. Question five directly pertains to those who work in the full-service restaurant industry.
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Internet predator catchers need to tread carefully when aiding in putting criminals behind bars

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By Aidan Burns
| The Suffolk Journal Verified
Child predators are embedded in society and live among us, often until after it’s too late to prevent a tragedy. These people prey on innocent children who are not old enough to consent to sexual activity. With today’s way of life with the internet, there are some who insist on catching these monsters and exposing them to being child predators. Numerous YouTube and Twitch channels have been dedicated to finding and catching predators in hopes of taking them off the street.
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Platforms in politics: Celebrities need to encourage education, not panic

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By Aidan Burns
| The Suffolk Journal Verified
Why you shouldn’t trust celebrities with your vote Election day is a little more than two months away. This means that the political atmosphere is broadening its normal reach. It’s no secret that every election season, actors, singers, dancers, influencers and more publicly endorse who they are casting their vote for and why. Taylor Swift, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Elon Musk and Oprah are just some of the names that have endorsed presidential candidates in the current and prior elections.
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