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    trying to choose better options for a more beneficial lifestyle. They are becoming more concerned about the growing health risks of a meat-based diet. On the other hand‚ some have even taken it a step further and believe that animal cruelty involving killing animals and using them for products is inhumane. Promoters of the vegan lifestyle emphasize that long-term diseases are diminished‚ protein is obtained through different vegetables‚ and animals wont have to be slaughtered. Many people have chosen

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    “The right to choose to live or to die is the most fundamental right there is; conversely‚ the duty to give others that opportunity to the best of our ability is the most fundamental duty there is” (Aubrey de Grey‚ 2003). The right to die has always been a controversial topic. This is a question that fueled a modern movement in the 1970’s. With the advancement of technology‚ it became possible to keep people who had suffered traumatic injuries alive when they would have certainly died in a previous

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    The definition of constitution is the fundamental laws or principles by which a nation is governed‚ usually embodied in a written document. The US Constitution is what turned our country’s government around. It is the oldest written document still in operation in the world. The ratification process for the Constitution took about ten months. Article Seven says that the new government under the Constitution would not start until conventions in at least nine states (two-thirds of the colonies) approved

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    from violent people will not make them less violent. It might make them more violent. Violent people can use anything to be violent. Taking guns away from violent people is no more than just taking one out of a thousand more ways to hurt‚ rob‚ or kill you. If the government put more gun control or even if they made guns illegal there would be less deaths. Don’t

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    Arguments Against Pas

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    would you want them to suffer in physical and emotional pain everyday‚ or would you want their suffering to end? Physician assisted suicide (or PAS) is the process where a doctor is allowed to aid in a terminally ill patient’s decision to die. Physician assisted suicide should be legal in all fifty states. Three statements that support PAS being legalized are it will end the patient’s and family’s suffering‚ patients will have the option to die in dignity‚ and the choice to live or die should be

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    The ratification of the Constitution can be said to be birthed out of necessity‚ therefore‚ not out of an earnest desire to create a federal system of government. The political discussion of that time is ironically‚ similar to the discussions of modern American society. How much is too much power? Is the government overreaching? Is the government doing enough to protect the vulnerable? James Madison‚ through his words‚ was able to articulate the dangers of not adopting the ratification of the Constitution

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    Arguments Against Torture

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    statement with reference to human rights theories. Torture‚ and consequently its definition‚ has changed through time. A Roman lawyer once stated‚ ‘torture is the inquiry after truth by means of torment’ (cited in Peters‚ 1985). This definition is the foundation for the understanding of torture in modern times. It is now looked at not only in terms of physical pain‚ but mental stress and damage as well‚ (ScienceDaily‚ 2009). The United Nations Committee against Torture is responsible for monitoring

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    The argument against abortion is subject to personal interpretation and it should not be legislated against. Illegal abortion is also rife with discrimination. The fourteenth amendment prohibits states from violating an individual’s rights of due process and equal protection.. The first‚ fourth‚ ninth‚ and fourteenth amendments explain that each citizen has an individual right to privacy against state laws (Kelly par. 4). Abortion should not be prohibited in the United States because the

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    After the United States won its independence‚ it was being governed by the Articles of Confederation( Schultz‚ 2010). It did not take long before they realized that they did not have the authority to levy taxes in order to repay debts incurred during the war. A delegate was sent from all thirteen colonies to Philadelphia in 1787 and the Constitutional Convention was established for the purpose of revising the Articles of Confederation. There were so many issues with the articles that the delegates

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    Argument Against Torture

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    Acceptable Torture is never acceptable because people harm animals and people. People harm people and animals; Why do you think people have more intense reactions to hearing about torture than they do to hearing about bombings or other acts of war. What does it mean when the President of the United States announces that America must reject the false choice between our security and our ideals? What is it about our founding principles that makes Americans feel so strongly about torture; possibly it is unethical

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