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    Government Control Fast food. You see it on every corner and every street. But‚ the government wants it to stop. They want to make it so that they control what fast food is and how it should work. I believe that the government should have no control over our diets and that we should make our own decisions because every time the government tries to tell people something you only have control for some time before they stop listening to you. Ever since the Healthy Hunger Free act came into play

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    The Omission Of Crime by The Government The movie “Hunger Games” is taken place after the apocalypse in North America. Hunger Games is about a violent game between the girls and boys between the ages of twelve and eighteen years old who are forced to enter their name in the system so it can be drawn like the lottery tickets. Their name is chosen randomly like the lottery number‚ once their name is drawn they have to go and represent the district where they are from and thrown into one big arena

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    Role and Responsibility of a Centralized Government of Control The birth and origin of a centralized government of control‚ or simply‚ a force that embraces as one‚ a body of living things and maintains stability and order within them can be stretched back to the earliest days of man. As Jean-Jacques Rousseau states in The Origin of Civil Society‚ “the earliest [and still intact] form of government is the family” (59)‚ where the head

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    “Are Government Attempts to Control Population Ineffective?” Today‚ keeping control of the population is a huge issue that is on all of the world leader’s minds. The amount of people you have in your country is hugely important to whether you have enough resources‚ jobs‚ food‚ education‚ health services etc. It is mandatory that governments keep a track of the population and keep a lid on it if necessary. Many countries have implemented schemes‚ laws and policies that have tried to change the

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    technology have emerged. These new developments have empowered the government‚ and help to highlight the similarities between the American government and the government in 1984. Although many cannot even begin to accept the disturbing similarities shared between America ’s government today and that of George Orwell ’s 1984‚ they do exist. Today ’s American government mirrors the government in 1984‚ because in both societies the government violates one ’s basic right to privacy‚ and misleads their citizens

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    all be concerned. The Bill of Rights‚ when written‚ established and protected our personal freedoms from government interference. For centuries‚ governments have tried to regulate information thought to be inappropriate or offensive. Today’s technology has given the government an excuse to interfere with free speech. By claiming that radio frequencies are a limited resource‚ the government tells broadcasters what to say and what not to say. The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) carefully

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    Governmental control surrounds society daily and has been around for centuries. Governments came around so that they could control others. It recurs throughout The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare‚ as well as in The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. Even in modern day‚ government control remains a significant part of life. For example‚ the SOPA bill arose in Congress when the need for anti-piracy protection became urgent or the USA admitting the Yemeni dictator into one

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    Government Control to Lower Obesity Should the government support and challenge people to watch their diet? It would be a good idea for the government to put rules on food because it would let people know what they are eating‚ it would decrease the percentage of obesity‚ and it would decrease health risks. This would show that the government cares about the health we can have. Plus give people more knowledge of what we don’t know about foods. To begin‚ restaurants don’t let people know what

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    Just like 1984‚ Brave New World also derives a theme from government control. Brave New World’’s theme is destruction of human instincts and nature for happiness and control leads to ignorance and unhappiness. First‚ on the baby-making-tour‚ Mr. Foster says‚ “Reducing the number of revolutions per minute‚ […] The surrogate goes round slower; therefore passes through the lung at longer intervals; therefore gives the embryo less oxygen. Nothing like oxygen-shortage for keeping an embryo below par.

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    In her novella Anthem‚ Ayn Rand describes a futuristic society in which the concept of self‚ even the pronoun “I”‚ has been eliminated. Members of this society are expected to submit to a barrage of rules. Ostensibly‚ these rules are set in place to help the society function as a unit; in reality‚ they serve only to subjugate its members‚ to keep them downtrodden and unable to resist their circumstances. From the time they are children‚ these people learn the holiness of “we”—that the only good

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