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    Movie Madness: Lord of War In my opinion‚ Lord of War has a couple of different ethical issues in it. The main character in the movie‚ Yuri Orlov played by Nicolas Cage‚ sold illegal guns to countries around the world. Yuri did not care who he sold the guns to‚ he was just worried about making money. Although selling these guns brought Yuri a ton of money‚ this was unethical because Yuri’s did not care how his actions affected other people (i.e. people getting killed by these illegal guns).

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    Religion Causes War." So often is this sentiment heard in the best sellers from Richard Dawkins to Sam Harris that it has almost become a proverb. It is said so often that people believe it without question. But‚ in fact‚ religion does not cause war. If you are an atheist‚ I ask for your intellectual honesty in evaluating this question. You have every right to believe what you will‚ but we should all be honest and not sling mud where it is not warranted. Laying war at the feet of religion

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    Social Issue: Gang Mentality America has always had gangsters‚ the mafia‚ and numerous other crime organizations. But now it has gone to another level. Nowadays young Americans are flocking to join street gangs. These street gangs are a way of life‚ both mental and physical. With so many youths feeling like they need to be a part of something‚ gangbanging just comes natural. People join gangs for four primary reasons: poverty‚ peer pressure‚ boredom‚ and despair. Poverty causes a gang

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    Social Issues Involving Human Disadvantage Within Zambia Erica Banda Social Change‚ Cultures and Development in Africa 3 February 2014 During my readings of C. Wright Mills‚ I was introduced to the concept of social imagination. Social imagination is the quality of achieving a lucid summation of what is going on in the world and what may be happening within yourself by determining what you need or what you feel you need. Within social imagination‚ you have to look at the complete

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    What grade were you in? The teacher I choose to write about is a High School educator whose name is Mrs. Wright. I had her from my sophomore through my senior year. She was the resource teacher for these grades. I have test anxiety‚ have has it since I was a young child‚ and she could get me through without having a panic attack or having to go to the ladies room to puck. This woman was always there to support me while I work through the good and tough times in school no matter what it was. A kindhearted

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    THE WAR OF 1812: THE AMERICANS WERE JUSTIFIED Over the years The United States of America has forged itself a reputation of declaring wars. Ironically‚ declaration of war was most justified in one of its least acknowledged conflicts‚ the War of 1812. The United States was justified in its attack on British North America‚ which was a colony of Great Britain at the time. The reasons for this justification were Great Britain’s breach of Maritime rights‚ their support for the Natives‚ who were waging

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    change in society and music. Social music was one of the most popular music styles in that decade; many people were satisfied and others were not with this issue because they were hearing lyrics that were very unpleasant for them. Today many people are still facing many social issues that were addressed during that time. Americans heard the lyrics of their 1960s music speak out in protest about racism‚ and equal rights on men and women. The 1960s was a time of social unrest and music began to attract

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    The Vietnam War is one of the most controversial wars that the United States ever fought in. The war was regarded by many as unnecessary and most of the public wanted no part in the war. The Vietnam War was one of the most deadly wars in United States history. The amount of people that died is insurmountable‚ and we will never forget those who gave there lives during combat. Many films were made to show the American public how gruesome and bloody the Vietnam War was. I believe one of the best films

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    Is health a biological or social issue? Changes in society‚ of how people live‚ have ultimately led to a ‘medical model’ of health. Trends of human evolution have led to urbanisation and industrialisation. Beginning over 12000 years ago (Halliday & Davey 2010) when ancestral humans began settlements and left their nomadic lifestyles behind reaching a climax sometime during 2006-2007 when for the first time in human history more people were living in cities and urban environments than in the

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    What were the effects of the Vietnam War on United States? Thomas Liao U.S. History Mr. Magill February 18‚ 2010 Word Count 2785 Table of Contents The Paper 3 Works Cited 12 From 1959 to 1975‚ America has been engaged in her longest and most disappointing war she has ever been in‚ the Vietnam War. The war heavily taxed the country’s patience and will of the government. There were several bad decisions which led to the ultimate defeat and retreat of U.S. The Vietnam

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