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    Pacifism is a term regarding the moral permissibility to engage in war. Just war theorists and pacifists debate that the participation in war can be justifiable. The most extreme embargo against participation in war comes from “absolute pacifism” theory which states that war is unable to be morally justified under any conditions. This absolutist form of pacifism centres on the viewpoint that each individual has some absolute right not to be killed‚ and that war inevitably kills those who have failed

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    The relationship between justice and the law is one that has been debated for hundreds‚ if not thousands of years. Many theorists have attempted to explain the exact characteristics of this relationship in order to outline a system of just law. However‚ this relationship is far too intricate for any one theory to dominate the field. The values used to formulate a system of just law are often times based upon personal preference‚ unseen biases‚ or self-motivation. Law is such an intrinsic facet to

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    must be stopped. The "random" stopping of people before and after they board a plane not only violates that person’s personal rights‚ but it creates an artificially induced hatred to a particular group of people as well as demonstrates the overall ignorance associated with racism. Racial profiling is the law-enforcement practice of singling out members of racial minorities as suspects. Heavily practiced in airports today‚ this procedure does much more harm than good. In suspecting Arabs or other minorities

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    how this illusion “chains” down the African-American youth to a mindset of professional sports. Gates illuminates the devastating effects of the “shadows” being cast and “chains” being imposed on African-American minds keeping them in a “cave” of ignorance and keeping them unenlightened to the possibilities around them. A “shadow” that is being portrayed is that African-Americans dominate professional sports in numbers. Plato says‚ “And they see their own shadows‚ or shadows of one another” (Plato

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    Life with limitations is no way of living at all. In Jesmyn Ward’s Sing Unburied Sing‚ the story unfolds in past‚ present‚ and future all at once‚ but the one thing relevant to all is the never-ending prejudice towards people of color. Ward’s ability to point out this flaw in America is proven true through Leonie and Misty’s relationship‚ the entirety of Richie’s life‚ and even Kayla and Jojo’s relationship with their grandparents on Michael’s side. Although there have been many movements sparked

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    such as these‚ Constable writes in a way that makes reader appreciate‚ tolerate and respect others in diverse culture countries like Australia. The Mortlock Family showed the worst behavior of Australians by demonstrating their lack of respect and ignorance toward the people of Boort and especially Aboriginal Culture. Gerald Mortlock showed

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    white gang abuses thai‚ black gang is about to abuse sue‚ walt’s family at the end - If everyone is honest with themselves they will acknowledge a level of prejudice for those they do not understand and that are different.  Prejudice breeds in ignorance.  CHANGES TO PREJUDICE ONLY HAPPEN WHEN A PERSON IS WILLING TO TRY TO UNDERSTAND ANOTHER CULTURE. GOAL 1: consistent tense all the way through GOAL 2: stick to proper essay structure GOAL 3: avoid using same words too many times in essay

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    As an observant of nature‚ one can see a spectrum of nuances in every aspect it takes. If nature was to be a binary concept‚ then colors would be either black and white‚ birds would be either mute or chirping and so on. In its forms lies the essence of purity‚ as it continuously morphes creating new ones. While taking a first look at Socrates’ mind and work‚ we see a fundamental core of his theories is the concept of Absolute Purity. Socrates speculates on the theory of Pure and True knowledge; specifically

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    will perform an action that it can be confusing when to determine if an action is virtuous. There can be factors of ignorance or factors of pressure to do certain actions. Pressure‚ ignorance‚ or reward can have a various affects on a person’s choices about virtuous acts but when it causes his or her moral actions to be compromised‚ then only certain situations can pressure or ignorance be an excuse. Courage is a virtue that can be determined by choices that a person can make. A person that only

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    should be questioned for the root of the problem. Shenkman’s explains that he has five characteristics of stupidity‚ but the most important are; ignorance‚ negligence‚ and how the American voter depends on myths. (Shenkman 14). Shenkman’s first main point and argument is the American voters’ ignorance. What made Shenkman question the American voters ignorance in the first place was the attack on September 11‚ 2001. Astonishingly polls taken proved that people really didn’t know what happened on 9/11

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