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    Topic: Wanted: No Guns! You have a noise in the middle of the night. Quickly you reach under the bed. The weapon is in your hand ready to fire. You shoot the intruder before he or she can hurt you. In this situation the “bad guy” was wounded. Sometime however‚ innocent people get hurt or killed by guns. One of the Articles of the Bill of rights states that citizens of the United States have the “right to bear arms.” However with so many innocent people suffering and dying from accidental

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    Guns Guns and gun crimes have been around for hundreds of years and no talk of banning guns from citizens. It is our right to bear arms. Citizens should not be banned from owning firearms because of a few people’s mistakes; it’s a form of protection. Also‚ criminals will always be able to find guns‚ so it would be a waste of everyone’s time to try and ban them from everyone. Yes‚ most violent crimes are caused by guns‚ and the rates have been higher. However‚ it is a protection. In the Balanced

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    in the market. However‚ there are still some cases that company encounters ethical issues. GE Healthcare‚ which is a subsidiary of General Electric‚ is an example. The company provides transformational medical technologies and services that are shaping a new age of patient care. This assignment will discuss GE Healthcare’s responsibility in their ultrasound equipment in India. Self-interest theory of Adam Smith could be used in this case. In the case of ultrasound technology in India‚ in order

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    blanket of loss and sorrow upon our nation can only be done with guns. Many people in the United States‚ believe that America needs to repeal the Second Amendment because the wrong people get their hands on deadly weapons causing unnecessary deaths to occur. Those who do not support gun control believe the solution is to allow everyone to have guns for self-defense. Consider though‚ how many brawls break out every day. If everyone has a gun‚ these fights might not end with just concussions and black

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    Gun rights and gun control have different meaning depending with where one lives and the influence they have on one’s life. The debate on gun control has been going on for ages now. There have been people advocating for gun control while others want the control tightened. The federal government has been working on amending current gun regulations to be able to control gun ownership. Owning a gun in the United States is a peculiar American tradition so the Obama government and those who will follow

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    number of social and ethical issues facing the company has increased. The key issues discussed in this particular case are: • Wal-Mart’s and America community – Small merchants and the community’s environment • Barriers to domestic expansion – Wal-Mart and its Opponents • Wal-Mart’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programmes: Merely gimmicks? • The company’s responsibility to employees who lose their jobs and loyal customers when Wal-Mart pulls out of a community • International expansion

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    people are excluded from making the rules by which they live. Political control is held by one person‚ a small group of people‚ or one political party. 4. Host country- is the country in which a multinational enterprise is a guest. 5. Social responsibility- is the process whereby people function as good citizens and are sensitive to their surroundings. 6. Home country- is the country where a multinational enterprise is headquartered. 7. How are businesses owned in a democracy? People have the

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    Gun control is a huge political topic and it is often debated whether gun control policies should be more lenient or more restrictive to better protect citizens. An innumerable amount of research has been conducted to find a solution to the debates concerning gun control and gun violence. Researchers have found that some states with stricter gun laws have experienced higher crime rates‚ while other states have experienced a decline in crime rates. It is strenuous to determine the exact deterrence

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    Authors use many techniques to try to persuade their audience‚ some are subtle and you do not even realize they are doing it. The articles “The Case For Banning Guns” and “The Case Against Banning Guns” both contain many of these persuasive techniques like figurative language‚ word choice‚ ect. A helpful tool that the authors took advantage of is emotional appeal an example is when they bring up events like mass shootings and other tragedies that may have occurred and while you are thinking about

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    Own a Gun Is Guaranteed by the Constitution. In K. Doyle (Ed.)‚ At Issue. Is Gun Ownership a Right? San Diego: Greenhaven Press. In March 2008 the second amendment was reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court in the District of Columbia et al v. Heller case. The court stated that the second amendment allowed people to own guns. They concluded that the District of Columbia’s ban on guns was unconstitutional. The ban made it a crime to have an unregistered gun. The ban also required lawful guns to be stored

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