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    When it comes to the topic of prescription drugs being regulated‚ most of us will readily agree that this is a big concern for many Americans. Where this argument usually ends‚ however‚ is on the question of why do Americans pay some of the highest prices for prescription drugs compared to other countries. Whereas some are convinced that these high costs are set solely for the fact of the amount of money spent on producing these drugs‚ others maintain that there is an opportunity for medication prices

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    usage of oversea sweatshops these employees would be forced to return to self-demeaning jobs such as these. However‚ does the mere fact that overseas factory labor is allowing these people to support themselves and their families provide moral justification for the poor work conditions‚ and low wages that sweatshop labor provides? German philosopher Immanuel Kant would argue that there must be changes made in the politics of sweatshops to improve there conditions. Using his idea of the “Categorical

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    their wrongdoings and they are not directly responsible for an issue. According to self-justification strategies‚ we will find a way or an excuse to convince ourselves that it’s not our faults or something nicer in positive situation to make us feel better. Zimbardo uses Milgram experiments as an example that evil start with a small 15 volt and increases at 15V intervals up to 450V. Because of self-justification‚ when increasing the volt of electricity‚ the participants won’t feel shame and guilt for

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    called an anti-war pacifist. In this essay I will be comparing and contrasting “Pacifism” by Douglas P Lackey and the listed forms of pacifism with just war theory arguments addressed in passages such as Michael Walzer’s “Terrorism: A Critique of Excuses”. As rational creatures‚ everything that we do is reasoned out. Whether consciously or unconsciously‚ everything that we do is for a purpose‚ and is somehow justified by our minds. We do not simply do things out of instincts‚ or merely of habits

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    say that animals do not have interests does not clear people of speciesism because animals can definitely feel pain in other ways. “If you stick a knife into the stomach of an anaesthetized dog‚ the dog will feel pain.” (Page 9)There is no moral justification that any amount of animal’s pain is less important than that same amount of human pain. Humans have superior mental powers so they have a better grip on what is going when they experience pain. Animals may suffer more because they have less of

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    6.2. WHY WE SHOULD NOT SIN: MORAL EXHORTATION. 6:12-7:6. Having explained in the preceding verses something of the moral implications inherent in the doctrine of justification‚ Paul now adds moral exhortation to these theological considerations. The reader is exhorted to “let not sin … reign” and to “present (themselves) unto God” (6:12-14). They are reminded of the obligation to obey the master to whom them are committed (6:16-18). They are asked what was gained by serving sin (6:19-21) and are

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    can lead to several problems. First‚ these views imply an underlying laziness. Individuals who justify their morality only from their personal beliefs‚ without taking into consideration other ethical principles may use the logic of relativism as an excuse for not having or developing moral standards. Second‚ this view contradicts everyday experience. Moral reasoning is developed from conversation‚ interaction‚ and

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    Battered Woman Syndrome Battered Woman Syndrome (BWS) is a term that was developed to describe the mindset and emotional state of a battered woman. It describes the physical and psychological abuse a woman suffers at the hands of her abuser‚ with whom she shares a personal‚ intimate relationship(Jackson). It was first proposed in 1970 based on the observations of clinician‚ Dr. Lenore Walker(Dixon). A battered woman is woman who has experienced at least two complete battering cycles in terms of

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    exposure. The attack on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the single most destructive attack carried out in history. People used the excuse that the bomb ended the war in the quickest way or that the bomb was revenge for the the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor‚ but the U.S. had alternative motives for the use of the destructive weapon. The truth is there was no justification for the attack. The innocent Japanese lives lost during the U.S. bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not justified because

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    eating of animals because it has happened throughout history and continues to provide one of the biggest sources of nourishment. This does not mean that I agree with the current practices associated with the meat market. In fact‚ there is no true justification for mistreating or torturing an animal when it is a luxury to eat them unless absolutely necessary. Even then‚ there still should be no please taken in killing. Others had questions regarding specifically cannibalism. Although this theory validates

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