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    Nowadays‚ it is very common for many people to kill animals for disease research. Animals have been used for several centuries in disease research. According to some estimates‚ the total scale of all research on vertebrates could be as high as 115‚000‚000 per year. Indeed‚ the practice of killing animals for disease research is now internationally seen as morally wrong. Therefore‚ using animals in disease research should be banned because it is cruel and inhumane‚ is no longer viable ways and can

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    Morally and Ethically

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    Morally: Since rationalism is based on using our mind to make reasonable judgment‚ I think what has happened about the leaking of information about the NSA program of recording information is morally acceptable. As John Locke’s philosophy about “natural law”‚ which included moral equity and nature freedom‚ citizens have the rights to not be watched. What Snowden did was based on a personal point of view that represented the moral aspects of the culture‚ which is freedom. From this‚ I can understand

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    highlighted within the film Food Inc. and the text‚ Eating Animals written by Jonathan Safran Foer. The sad thing is‚ a large amount of people within the United States don’t know about these exchanges. Should animals be treated with the same respect as humans? Or possibly with the amount of respect that Native Americans give to the animals that they kill and use every inch of useful materials that they provide? Many people believe we should‚ so why isn’t animal welfare a bigger issue today? The answer to

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    Why Is Torture Acceptable

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    Is Torture Acceptable? Catholic Perspective If a bomb is about to explode in New York and the police have captured the man responsible‚ are they morally allowed to torture him in order to get the diffusion codes? This is a topic of interest in the government and public right now‚ as people are debating whether or not torture is ethically right. Many people in the United States‚ especially in the military‚ claim torture can be very effective in gaining information‚ and that it can even save lives

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    A Question on Eating Animals 99 percent of the meat we eat is produced in factory farms. The living conditions for animals in this industry can be very disturbing and inhumane‚ and the execution process of these animals is just as bad. In the book Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer‚ the mysterious world of factory farms is explored. While reading‚ it is easy to see how effortlessly people are roped into eating the meat from these factories without even questioning where it comes from. This brings

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    regards to the treatment of animals. He details the brutal and horrific experiences that each animal must endure for the sole purpose of ending up on someone’s plate. Arora analyzes society’s back-handedness in feeling sorrow and care for only specific animals. Arora develops ideas ¬¬that society is being insincere in our care for animals‚ when we only put up certain animals to idolize‚ and have created a system which kills animals for our demands. Arora’s “On Eating Animals” utilizes images laden with

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    no other way to stop their mass killings of other human beings‚ I believe assassination is a viable option. If Hitler had been assassinated early on‚ it might have even prevented World War 2. And it was clearly his naked aggression that was the causus belli. I would not normally support the assassination of freely-elected heads of state‚ but this situation was so stark and so rife with the prospect of giant-scale warfare that one man’s killing would have been morally justifiable. It’s clearly for the

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    Is euthanasia morally?

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    position to give or refuse consent‚ but the decision is made by their family‚ friends‚ or doctor acting "on their behalf". Involuntary euthanasia consists of killing someone who explicitly requests not to be killed. There is generally no support for this practice. Is Euthanasia morally or not morally? In my opinion‚ euthanasia is morally acceptable. This is due to I think that all human have their own rights of individuals in a democracy. All individuals have their own human right to make decision on

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    Information Technology Policies and Procedures Acceptable Use Policy Overview This policy is intended to protect the University’s faculty‚ employees‚ Students and employees as well as the University from the consequences of illegal or damaging actions by individuals using the University Information Technology Network. The University Information Technology Network includes: Internet/Intranet/Extranetrelated systems‚ including but not limited to computer/Networking equipment‚ Software‚ Operating Systems

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    I do not believe in torture and consider it something barbaric and inhuman. Therefore I would say that torture is never acceptable under any circumstances‚ and regardless of what the consequences might be. Torture and civilization do not mix because the latter highly emphasizes the value of human beings as it is something intrinsic. Democracy also does not mix with torture because democratic societies believe in human rights and equality. My point is that the end does not justify the means when it

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