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    Obamacare. Opposing Views

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    Affordable Care Act is a statute signed into a law by Barack Obama on March‚ 23 2010. This act which is also known as Obamacare is a part of a health care reform which among other things will change and regulate requirements for employers’ group insurance plans as well as private health plans and public health programs. There are a lot of pros and cons to this reform and a lot of aspects of the act are being misinterpreted or misunderstood. Although this reform was designed with

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    empirical‚ direct observation.First two normative theories are authoritarianism and libertarianism. Authoritarianism calls for direct regulation of media and media content by the government. An example would be Lasswell and Lippman arguing that the threat of propaganda is such that government technocrats are needed to see that media have good content.Historically the other extreme was in U.S -- radical libertarianism or First Amendment absolutism. i.e. free press‚ no government regulation.Libertarianism:a

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    FOUR THEORIES OF THE PRESS ORIGINS OF THE THEORIES The “Four Theories of the Press” was by three professors‚ Fred S. Siebert‚ Theodore Peterson and Wilbur Schramm‚ and since 1956‚ has come a long way. Over time‚ it has established a typology in the minds of journalism educators and students. The four theories are authoritarian‚ libertarian‚ social responsibility and soviet communist (Preserve Articles‚ 2012). AUTHORITARIAN THEORY Authoritarian is defined as favouring or enforcing strict obedience

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    most closely guarded spheres of personal liberty — economic and civil — will always represent individualism’s most keenly fought over battlegrounds. This strongly individualistic view of the role of society is often referred to as ’libertarianism’. An intriguing characteristic of those professing to be libertarians is that they can happily disagree‚ equally vehemently‚ with a government policy on‚ say‚ education‚ from either a distinctly ’left’ or a distinctly ’right’

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    Paper #3 The False Dilemma fallacy is having a mistake in a reasoning where you only give two extreme alternatives and leaving out the rest of the possibilities (Diestler 236). For example‚ in the song Mulan “Reflection” “I will never pass for a perfect bride‚ or a perfect daughter”‚ and “If I were truly be myself‚ I would break my family’s heart” (Mulan). In here she had a dilemma of either being the perfect daughter for her parents or be herself while in real life you could be both and your parents

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    ook-review-the-hunger-games-by3/>. Dixon‚ Christian Marie. ""The Hunger Games": The Role of Dystopian Literature in Libertarianism - Students For Liberty." "The Hunger Games": The Role of Dystopian Literature in Libertarianism - Students For Liberty. Students for Liberty‚ 22 Mar. 2012. Web. 17 Sept. 2012. <http://studentsforliberty.org/blog/the-hunger-games-the-role-of-dystopian-literature-in-libertarianism/>. Collins‚ Suzanne. The Hunger Games. New York: Scholastic‚ 2008. Print. Courson‚ Rhonda.

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    government. However‚ that is simply untrue. Michael Shermer outlines the basics of what it means to be a libertarian in his online article “The Case for Libertarianism” when he states “But‚ basically‚ libertarians are for freedom and liberty for individuals‚ and yet we recognize that in order to be free we must also be protected. Libertarianism is grounded in the Principle of Freedom: All people are free to think‚ believe‚ and act as they choose‚ as long as they do not infringe on the equal freedom

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    Conservatism v Liberalism

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     Nosek‚ and Haidt in  2012 that suggests how morally exaggerated the extreme left and right wings are‚ and how  different the people see their definitions from what they are truly meant to be. Both conservatism  and liberalism are compared to libertarianism in this paper to see how closely related and how  different they are from a middle­view. Conservatism and liberalism are defined many different  times throughout this paper from different sources with different opinions.                       

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    nature‚ in the past‚ and in their own passions. Nature provided a pattern on which to base their creative lives. At the same time a ’’libertarianism’’ or an emphasis on individual rights became popular. The romantics rejected the authoritarian themes of the previous period (Enlightenment) and asserted individual freedom in their writings. For them nature and libertarianism went hand in hand. William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge were two of the most Important romantic poets. Wordsworth created

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    disobedience. Gandhi believed that the philosophy of non-violence was ethically superior to the rule of force. He also maintained that it represented the first step in people’s liberating themselves from tyranny. Libertarianism Who – Robert Nozick’s idea What – Libertarianism is an extreme version of liberal individualism. Libertarians believe that the purpose of the state is to defend the lives‚ liberties‚ and property of citizens‚ and argue that the state should not be involved in redistributing

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