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    Why not Legalize Marriage?

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    Why not Legalize Marriage? Society tells us that‚ “Marriage is the formal union of a man and a woman‚ typically recognized by law‚ by which they become husband and wife” (oxforddictionaries.com). Society gives us a lens and tells us what to value‚ what to think is cool‚ what is right and what is wrong; it gives us a perception of reality‚ the problem is that we have to think critically and use our subconscious mind to form our own opinion. Would it really be an issue if same-sex couples married

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    ’ T he -Laughing Clowns coffee shop is situated in a rural city of Australia. The population is approximately 25‚000‚ yet this figure fluctuates markedly as a major university is situated in the town. The university has a large contingent of external students who fillthe population g~\Pleft by the internal students when they are on term breaks. There are seven coffee shops in the ll)Wn‚‚111d each of them has its own special atmosphere. The Laughing Clowns has been in existe.nce for ten

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    Legalize Steroids In Sports Ben Johnson was one of the first superstar athletes to be caught using steroids and was stripped of his 100m gold medal at the 1988 Olympics. He was eventually banned for life in 1993 for testing positive again (Richardson 2010). Performance enhancing drugs have become widely used since the 1970’s and have only increased in the numbers of athletes using the drugs to up their endurance and perform to their greatest potential. Professionals such as Barry Bonds‚ Jose

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    In many foreign countries‚ it is legal to sell organs to transplant patients. How many live could be saved if this was allowed in the United States? An average of eighteen people die each day waiting for transplants that can’t happen because due to the shortage of donated organs. Every life that could be saved is extremely important and an effort needs to be made to preserve these lives. The sale of human organs should be legalized‚ solving the shortage of transplant organs in the United States.

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    Let’s legalize it! I. Introduction A. Attention getting opening: “How can something with no recorded fatalities be illegal‚ and how many deaths is there a year from alcohol?” The Irony of it All - The streets B. Reason your audience would be interested in this speech: A lot of people in our age group are exposed to marijuana. We should know what it’s all about. C. Establish your credibility: I’ve seen people be exposed to this plant and I know how it can affect

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    Brittnie Garcia Mr. Martinez English 1302 07/19/13 Legalize Prostitution In close research‚ I have come to strongly believe that legalizing prostitution would be beneficial for the country of Partyzthan. Although there could potentially be a negative to legalizing prostitution‚ the pros outweigh the cons tremendously. There is an indefinite amount of reasons as to why prostitution should be legalized‚ but the three significant reasons to legalizing prostitution are civil rights‚ decrease

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    Why Legalize Marijuana

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    Legalizing Marijuana Marcie Helms Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility SOC120 Craig Allen 11/12/12  Everyone has a different sense of what is moral and what is ethical. The key to resolving these moral and ethical differences is coming to an agreement on what is beneficial for our society as a whole. Legalizing marijuana raises a number of ethical concerns. Some people feel that legalizing marijuana will lead to an increase of recreational use. Some also believe that it

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    Kimberly Rejouis Ms Heine IB Theory of Knowledge (2) 30 November 2011 Gay Marriage… Legalize It? Breaking news in New York… Another riot has broken out today at Central Park when a groups or Christians protested the passing of gay marriage laws. All was peaceful‚ until an opposing group of homosexuals and homosexual/bisexual supporters noticed the protest and began to preach to the same crowd of the beauty of homosexuality and its ability of marriage. Then the chaos began. Situations like this

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    DQ questions week 5 1. Click on the Toolwire® Learnscape link on your student Web site for Week Five. Some people argue the government should legalize drugs. This would eliminate the dangers associated with its underworld existence‚ such as gangs‚ criminal activity‚ risky behavior on the part of users‚ support for terrorist activities‚ money laundering‚ and so on. Meanwhile‚ some oppose this view and defend the illegality of drugs on the basis that they are harmful to the individual and society

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    Legalize Weed: Yes or No?

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    that legalizing marijuana would only be used as a ‘stepping-stone’ to more dangerous drugs like heroin or cocaine‚ it is my opinion to strongly disagree with this statement. Marijuana use can have medical pluses‚ yielding California’s decision to legalize marijuana for healing purposes. With the right regulations‚ marijuana should be fully legalized in the United States. Marijuana’s purpose is served to most as one of life’s pleasures. In most cases it causes temporary memory loss‚ loss of bodily

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