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    social systems that do not respect human decency‚ even with the knowledge that they can’t possibly succeed.” This definition seems more appropriate for a modern day man and woman‚ but is that what Winston Smith

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    Even though there are good people with decency and morals‚ most everyday acts of kindness are not given attention unless they occur after a disaster of some kind. That is why I disregard good as being the overall quality. We have to teach young children not to act bad or indecent‚ so by birth

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    To begin‚ a great novelist‚ poet‚ and author once said “At times we feel outnumbered in our attempts to improve the world—to brighten and beautify‚ to preserve and heal and do what’s best for humanity. Selfless efforts can start to feel beleaguering‚ discouraging‚ even pointless with so little support. It is at these times I remind myself that I would rather be the last Good Samaritan standing than to join the ranks of selfish multitudes creating misery.” which gives us an image of being a good

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    Amendment did not proscribe juvenile between the ages of 16 and 18 from being sentenced to death. In 2002 the Supreme Court ruling in the Atkins v. Virginia barred the use of the death penalty on mentally retarded offenders due to “evolving standards of decency” which put them in a class that is “categorically less culpable than the average criminal. In response to the above ruling‚ Simmons petitioned for postconviction relief on the basis that the reasoning in the Atkins decision applies to minors. His

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    B. There are many people across the world that are uncomfortable with seeing a mother openly breastfeed her child. (Transition: “ Public breastfeeding not only offend many‚ it violates standards of decency ”) II. Public breastfeeding violates common standards of decency. A. Breastfeeding in public exposes everyone in the vicinity to a view of private areas of the mother’s body. B. There are innumerable ways to feed babies without breastfeeding in public. (Transition: “With

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    that‚ as my father snobbishly suggested‚ and I snobbishly repeat‚ a sense of the fundamental decencies is parceled out unequally at birth.” (6) Here‚ Nick says that money isn’t the only thing that some people are born to. Some people are naturally just nicer and more honest: they have more "sense of the fundamental decencies." But does Nick believe that poor people can be born with these fundamental decencies‚ too‚ or do you have to be rich to have natural class? “I lived at West Egg‚ the – well‚ the

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    nudged to accept greater professional responsibility in exchange for the freedom of creativity to which they aspire. A few U.S. developments parallel this increasing cooperation between the public and private controllers of the old issue of “taste and decency in advertising” which is not fading in societal importance. Jean J. Boddewyn is Emeritus Professor of Marketing and International Business‚ Baruch College (CUNY) (email: Jean.Boddewyn@Baruch.CUNY.edu). He has written extensively since the 1980s

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    Should Being Ethically Responsible Be A Law? If individuals cared more about others than they do themselves the world would be a better place. People who are ethically responsible care more about others than they do themselves if everyone was like that the world would be a better place. To be ethically responsible one must care about another individual more than themselves for no cost at all. In the article “Can Law Make Us Be Decent?” by Jay Sterling Silver states how being ethically responsible

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    these strategies involves calculated lying in the form of bluffing. These special ethics are different from “church ethics” such as honesty‚ integrity‚ and decency. This appears to be a wide-sweeping claim. Bluffing is widely practiced in business‚ and bluffing = “calculated lying.” This means that the “church ethics” of honesty‚ integrity‚ and decency have no place in business. That is‚ “some dishonesty accepted in the narrowly restricted context of negotiation” = “no honesty required anywhere”This appears

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    PROTECTING CHILDREN AND THE YOUTH IN THE INTERNET AND THE MOBILE AGE Internet and mobile technology can bring people together who otherwise would never know each other and create a virtual universe with every kind of information imaginable available at your fingertips. Sounds great‚ doesn’t it? Unfortunately‚ the Internet and mobile age has a dark side. It is full of material that is inappropriate for children and all kinds of predators. But because of it the children and youth need not miss

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