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    government then might be able to offer a new law and/or hypothesis that doesn’t include activism as the root of the new law’s hypothesis. Remember‚ a law can be enforced with physical force (a physical hypothesis?) if deemed adequately so on paper by police officers‚ a judge‚ and/or other government officials that deem such to be necessary. Sadly‚ sometimes the legal process can’t (in real-time) be available in a more black and white way until after humane force is used. This humane force can include

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    gun laws especially with all the fatal shootings we have had lately(Ripley). Some of the pros of gun control could be‚ less shootings since most of the guns are legally purchased‚ hopefully less violence would come with less access to guns‚ less suicides could be prevented if they were stricter on gun regulations to people with mental issues. As well with pros there always comes a list of cons. Some of the cons of gun control could be selling weapons on the black market because of the high demand of

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    Drew Lewis 11/13/11 Philosophy Determinism and its Moral Implications Q: There are powerful arguments that there is no such thing as free will. But people in ordinary life tend to presuppose there is free will when they talk about people deserving good or bad treatment‚ rewards and punishments. Some kinds of rewards and punishments encourage good behavior and discourage bad behavior‚ so those make sense even if there is no free will. But what about punishments for crimes that are impossible

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    Proposition: Imagine that you are a 19-years old son of Turkish immigrants‚ returning from a trip abroad to German lands. The police detain you for unexplained reasons and next thing you know is that America pays your parole and you are later turned over to them. Your first encounter with America is not the statue of Liberty but Guantánamo detention camp where you spend your next five years being tortured by military officials and psychologists in inhumane ways. There are three main arguments of

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    Haac Pros And Cons

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    Free speech‚ more than any other of America’s values‚ has been the touchstone of American democracy dating back to the Bill of Rights. The First Amendment‚ created in 1791‚ is so important because “without our basic and essential rights established by that first amendment‚ the others amendments would have little to no meaning and hardly any force.” It shows the creativity and innovativeness of American democracy. The Amendment states‚ “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion

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    Pros And Cons Of Greed

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    Greed is a shameful and horrible sensation that corrupts many. St. Thomas Aquinas declared Greed as one of the seven deadly sins following pride‚ envy‚wrath‚gluttony‚and‚lust. Greed earned the right to be there‚ greed destroys many people everyday. It is a disease that has plagued the world. Many have fallen ill of the disease‚ and unfortunately there is no cure. Because greed makes his victims always hungry for more even when they do not need it. It makes people so desperate for more. That they

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    Francisco 49ers quietly protested during the Star Spangled Banner. Which made headlines during the third game of the preseason. The NFL players’ refusal to stand during the National Anthem stood for many more it was a symbolic protest that aimed at police brutality against people of color and racial oppression in the United States. The injustices that go on that doesn’t get addressed nor solved just swept under the rug. Protests in the NFL during the National Anthem has become

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    Pros And Cons Of Torture

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    According to Merriam-Webster.com‚ “Torture is defined as the act of causing severe physical pain as a form of punishment or as a way to force someone to do or say something.” While torture is widely criticized by the United Nations and Amnesty International‚ organizations that are supposedly for the progression of human rights‚ there is no denying that the United States‚ in compliance with the Central Intelligence Agency‚ has received valuable intel from the use of torture. Torture is sometimes a

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    war affected civilians who are living in abject poverty‚ peacekeepers are the best employers available. They ensure availability of food and clothing in exchange of sex in times when there is no one to help them It is said that the Zero tolerance police of the United Nations is driven by sexual negativity in a dysfunctional economy which is driven by survival sex. Since the surfacing of allegations sexual abuse by peacekeepers there has been considerable lack of interest in distinguishing between

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    Pros And Cons Of Refugees

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    In most cases‚ when Refugees arrive into a new country‚ they often find themselves in a quandary‚ since it is hard for them to assimilate into their new home. Scholars such as Sarah Feldman claim that for refugees to feel part of the society‚ it is crucial for them to become integrated into host communities‚ since they have been warehoused in refugee camps for long periods of time and may feel estranged. Feldman mentions that one of the biggest issues is the misconception that refugee camps are temporary

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