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    countered. The idea that government should take a life seems barbaric. Desmond TuTu said “Taking a life for a life isn’t Justice‚ it’s revenge”. There have been popular key talking points surrounding the CP debate; Costs to the government‚ morality‚ deterrence. I wish to discuss these same points with hopefully a fresh view. The cost argument has been argued between pro and anti-capital punishment but most of the numbers seem to be in support of the anti-capital debate. An article that amongst other

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    The Vicious Cycle | Born Into Poverty | Based on the song “In the Ghetto” Composed by: Mac DavisRecorded by: Elvis Presley‚ 1969 | Renee Jayne 12/1/2010 | When Mac Davis wrote the song “In the Ghetto‚” later recorded by Elvis Presley in 1969‚ he personified an inequality that he felt and experienced firsthand as a child. Growing up in Lubbock‚ Texas‚ Davis’ father‚ a small building contractor‚ employed an African American by the name of Alan Smith. Alan Smith had a son that was the same age

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    References: Boyd‚ D.‚ & Bee‚ H. (2006). Adult development. Boston: Allyn and Bacon. Brettschneider‚ C. (2007) The Rights of the Guilty: Punishment and Political Legitimacy Ehrlich‚ I. (1977) Capital Punishment and Deterrence: Some Further Thoughts and Additional Evidence Moore‚ N.B.‚ & Parker‚ R. (2007) Critical Thinking: 8th edition. New York‚ NY: Mcgraw-Hill Mosser‚ K. (2010). A Concise Introduction to Philosophy‚ California: Bridgepoint Education

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    the crime because of the fear of losing their life. For years‚ criminologists analyzed murder rates to visually perceive if they fluctuated with the likelihood of convicted murderers being executed‚ but the results were inconclusive. But in 1973 Isaac Ehrlich employed an incipient kind of study‚ the study found that for every inmate executed there were 7 lives that were spared because other would be malefactors were deterred from committing the malefaction. If some studies are inconclusive it’s because

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    The history of the death penalty can be traced back in time all the way to the fifth century B.C. through Roman’s Law of the Twelve Tablets‚ where people would be put to death through crucifixion‚ drowning‚ and even by being burnt alive.. From there it can be found in seventh B.C.’s Draconian Code‚ and even in eighteenth century B.C. through the Code of King Hammurabi of Babylon‚ in which twenty-five various crimes would lead to the death penalty (Part I‚ 2015). Though the crimes punishable under

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    while they took away the right to life of an innocent person. If an innocent victim has lost their right to life from a murderer‚ why on earth can that murderer live on? Where is the justice for innocent people? (Body) In a study conducted by Isaac Ehrlich in 1973‚ it was found that for each execution of a criminal seven potential victim’s lives were saved. This was due to other possible murderers abstaining from committing murder after realizing that other criminals are executed for crimes. Studies

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    Too many humans? Overpopulation is an issue which is constantly being debated upon‚ as the very aspect of humanity is at stake here. Paul R Ehrlich‚ Anne H Ehrlich‚ Frank Furedi and Vanessa Baird bring each of their unique perspectives to the table. Ehrlich and Ehrlich‚ in the abstract from “The Population Bomb Revisited”‚ believe that overpopulation is a problem that needs to be constantly addressed for humanity to survive in the long run. On the other hand‚ Furedi shares his

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    Islands‚ the Universe‚ Home by Gretel Ehrlich begins and ends at her ranch in Wyoming‚ but goes beyond‚ to the Islands off the California coast and to the mountains of Shinto temples in Japan‚ where Ehrlich made a pilgrimage. It was at the Sowell Collection here at Texas Tech where I would be able to do research on a successful author who has archived her work and journeys. Place and people play such a large role in these collections of essays. For Ehrlich‚ the many places she travels becomes her

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    Ehrlich's Population Bomb

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    the decision of men to stay the flood of man." Ehrlich here explains the one of the most pressing problems facing man in the 20th century. In Population Bomb‚ Ehrlich explains that pollution‚ shortages‚ and an overall deterioation of the standard of living is all due to overpopulation. In chapter one Ehrlich explains the pressing problems facing modern civilization and how these problems are directly or indirectly linked to overpopulation. Ehrlich explains situation using various examples of how

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    historical‚ the literary‚ and the biographical" (Joyce 261). Ehrlich utilizes these contexts to establish that Joyce’s objective was to create fictional identities. By first identifying the "Araby"‚ Ehrlich illustrated the historical facts of the actual bazaar that came to Dublin in the 1890s‚ also mentioning that Joyce’s story contrasted to the reality of what the bazaar entitled in entertainment. By omitting the true historic facts of the event‚ Ehrlich claims that Joyce therefore created a fictional identity

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