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    Equal distribution of all benefits & burdens on peoples b. Equal distribution of all benefits on people c. Equal distribution of all burdens on people d. None of the above 3. Justice of blaming or punishing persons for doing wrong is a. Libertarianism b. Compensatory justice c. Retributive justice d. Socialism 4. Markets in which each individual is able to voluntarily exchange goods with others a. Restricted Markets b. Free Markets c. Open Markets d. None of the above 5. The Marxist

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    A widely debated topic in current political discussions is the issue of access to basic healthcare. Specifically‚ Liberal Egalitarians and Libertarians have immensely varying view points on the issue. Healthcare is a moral right. To deny humans access to lifesaving measures and preventative care is inhumane and is an archaic and obsolete way of thinking. The current state of healthcare in the United States solely caters to the wealthy and those who have obscenely expensive private insurance policies

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    Luke Nyman Modern History Mrs. Mason April 11‚ 2008 JOE McCARTHY From 1950 to 1954‚ Senator Joseph McCarthy was one of the most heard of and talked about figures in a time of many important political happenings. He was held in a complete and immortal infamy for creating a terrible “Red Scare” and smearing numerous innocent victims. McCarthy was branded so completely a demagogue‚ a bully‚ and a liar‚ so that even more than 50 years later his name remains fully associated with witch-hunts

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    On the greasy pole: The Canadian Conservative Party Whether or not the Conservative party will secure another majority government in the 2015 elections is a question occupying everyone’s mind. There are‚ of course‚ arguments to support both the possibilities yet the debate seems to be lopsided. The Canadian Conservatism as well as the Conservative party is bound to fail‚ eventually‚ at replacing the Liberal party in its role as the federal level governing party of Canada. There are certain

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    MS.  Spring 2008‚ Vol. 18‚ No. 2‚ pp. 42-45  Copyright © Liberty Media for Women Spring 2008. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission. Too Poor to Parent? By Gaylynn Burroughs  • Black children are twice as likely as white children to enter U.S. foster care. The culprit: Our inattention to poverty.      When a recurrent plumbing problem in an upstairs unit caused raw sewage to seep into her New York City apartment‚ 22-year-old Lisa (not her real name) called social services

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    Homosexuality is in many ways an awkward subject to write about. In the old days‚ such things were not mentioned in polite conversation. Even today‚ the continual discussion of sexual orientation can grate: surely such things are meant to be intimate and private? However‚ conservatives do not set the tone of public debate‚ and for good or ill homosexuality has become a high-profile topic of political discussion. First of all‚ it is worth pointing out that homosexuality has not been recently invented

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    people legitimately own themselves and the property they “capture” from nature by homesteading‚2 as well as the additional property they attain‚ further‚ by trading either their labor or their legitimately owned possessions.3 Sometimes called libertarianism‚ in this view the only improper human activity is the initiation of threat or force against another or his property. This‚ too‚ is the only legitimate reason for law. To prevent murder‚ theft‚ rape‚ trespass‚ fraud‚ arson‚ etc.‚ and all other

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    Maternal instinct‚ instinctively social? “Take motherhood: nobody ever thought of putting it on a moral pedestal until some brash feminists pointed out‚ about a century ago‚ that the pay is lousy and the career ladder nonexistent” –Barbara Ehrenreich Few women would admit that they have never thought about having a children. Furthermore‚ most women experience sooner or later a strong desire of procreation. There is something difficult to explain in the relationship a mother has with her

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    Thousands of people around the world feel oppressed every day. They face oppression through a whole range of views. Any being that truly believes that they are superior to another whom is inferior can be said to be a racist person. Thousands of people suffer from such‚ no matter where one is in the world. Many critiques nowadays are analysing the situation in Israel and comparing it to that of apartheid South Africa and further to Northern Ireland. The apartheid regime that lasted from 1948-1994

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    the face of scarcity. The film portrays the shortcomings of a managed care system as well as the pitfalls of a libertarian approach to allocation. Here discussed are the ethical approaches of Eglitarianism‚ Prioritarianisn‚ Utilitarianism‚ and Libertarianism to organ allocation as they pertain to the film as well as the situational change in the plot if these approaches were considered. The topics of hopelessness and helplessness experienced by the patient and family in a dire circumstances as observed

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