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    our country’s true reason for going to war. In addition to our ongoing war with Iraq Roy points out that even though we may be in the war to avenge the lives that were lost on that fateful day of 9/11‚ we must also understand that there would be innocent casualties in Afghanistan. Furthermore that is why the question is asked why we are truly at war because in all actuality the only thing this war will produce is create more casualties for both sides. In addition I also agree that even though we

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    War- Moral Issue

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    Although according to our different cultures and religions war appears to be a moral issue‚ some people believe that under certain circumstances war is the best option because it is the better of other bad choices. Either way war deliberately kills innocent civilians and soldiers‚ this goes against human rights‚ every human being has the right to live and peacefully. There are war ethics which help decide right from wrong‚ there are debates and countries try to solve conflicts. War ethics also lead

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    Death Penalty

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    penalty. Reason: Because it removes the possibility of future crimes and killing of more innocent people. Evidence/Explanation: For the case of Pedro Lopez‚ he had was jailed‚ then came out and killed 100 girls. Then he was jailed again. If he had the death row‚ at least 200 girls would not be dead. Tie up/Conclusion: So we should have death penalty for these cruel criminals to save the lives of the innocent. 2. Eye for an eye Assertion: I believe that we should have the death penalty. Reason:

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    06 – Whistleblower‚ Product Safety vs. Animal Rights Whistleblower 70-85 * Whistleblowing is a new label generated by awareness of ethical conflicts encountered at work. They sound an alarm in the organization that threatens public interest * Whistleblowing has high stakes * Moral conflicts on several levels whether to speak out about abuses or risks or serious neglect * Things to consider? - ARGUMENTS * Is speaking out in fact in the public interest * Does speaking

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    equal rights. This was evident in her book‚ where she showed the Africans as being extra innocent and naive to further spread awareness of the horrible feats African-Americans would have to deal with and the hurdles they would have to jump. In the end‚ Tom Robinson was ruled as being “Guilty… guilty… guilty… guilty…” by the white jury______. One may even argue that the jury knew that Tom Robinson was innocent by the way the court case played out‚ but they would never support a black man in fear of

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    people slowly forget the horrors and violence of war. (Drones) Since drones are robots and do not have the ability to tell people apart like the human brain can‚ the drones may end up killing innocent people instead of the one’s who are committing the terrible crimes. This inaccuracy can lead to innocent people and children being traumatized for losing friends and loved ones. It is already

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    INTRODUCE OURSELVES… JENNICA: So our topic is morality and our knowledge issue is: “To what extent does reason and emotion determine what is or isn’t moral?” SO..to break the q’s down… CAMILLE: Reason: Reason is the power of the mind to think‚ understand‚ and form judgments logically. JENNICA: Emotion: Emotions provide us with energy in our search for knowledge‚ and sometimes act to justify our beliefs. Six primary emotions – happiness‚ sadness‚ fear‚ anger‚ surprise and disgust

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    Mr. Danforth‚ I’m writing this letter to inform you that you should not believe everything that Abigail says. Abigail is a very untrustworthy women that acts like a child. I do not believe that you should listen to her accusations. She has many reasons to make false stories and accusations. The women she has accused are good christian women that would never work with the devil. Those women have grown up and are now mature unlike Abigail. It does not come as a shock to me that Abigail has lied because

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    two concepts as tools to a wider end rather than just for their sake or the selfish needs of the criminal. In specific‚ there is often the further aim of coercion or‚ often more specifically‚ some political objective. Psychopaths murder innocent civilians because of disassociate mental problems or some skewed reasoning that appears more than valid to their minds. Terrorists not only provide their own valid reasoning‚ but also often back their actions with religious texts and teachings to

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    Fallacies in an Argument

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    justice for the “innocent people” within a society. There is some suggestion made by the author that death is a fair punishment for those who kill the “innocent people”. With-out the death penalty the author is adamantly believes that the victims of murderous crimes will not receive true justice. I disagree with the authors reasoning because most of this argument is fallacious. Amidst the author’s over-generalization on what is suggested to be a problem among the “Innocent” and the “Murders”

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