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    of voting as flawed within itself; he does however attribute problems to the mindsets of Athenian citizens as well as on the athenian statesmen. From reading I would describe Athenian politics at this time as an spiraling back and forth between politicians acting as performers and an audience who continuously suspends their disbeliefs for the sake of a self assuring message. Thucydides make specific criticisms in regards to how many Athenian citizens accept rhetoric without an ounce of scrutiny

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    Political influence and the corruption of power are evident within the narrative perspective and characterisation of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Kingsman: the Secret Service in order to illuminate the complacency of humanity and our inability to critique the current societal norm. Vaughn’s portrayal of Valentine’s quest for redemption explores the way in which the power of wealth can be used to manipulate the general populace. Moreover‚ Adams’ use of the Zaphod Beeblebrox and his quest

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    The 16th President of the United States‚ Abraham Lincoln‚ said during his Gettysburg Address‚ “Government of the people‚ by the people‚ for the people‚ shall not perish from the Earth.” This quote is routinely used by backers of the democratic government system. It shows how the democratic system works‚ allowing the citizens of a country to shape their government by electing officials to serve on their behalf. With any good system however‚ there are bound to be detractors. Plato is one of the most

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    Choose Your Words Wisely! Choose your words wisely! This is a phrase that is quite true about politics. Politicians choose their words wisely because one wrong word can cause them to get criticized and they can lose everything. Language or word choice are big parts of politics. Every situation comes with new forms of language. When a tragic event happens‚ you see on the news a politician from that area. The politician’s language choice must be chosen wisely before he or she speaks before the

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    Today as we watch our federal debt grow by the second‚ we realize there is no real plan by Washington politicians to begin addressing the problem. One main driving factor in our nation’s debt is the federal government’s social programs that have done nothing but grow since being introduced in the 1930s. The per-capita spending on social programs has risen significantly since 1962. According to the Heritage foundation the per-capita spending on social programs have increased 1‚031% from 1962 to 2011

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    Corruption in the Gangs of New York The Gilded Age‚ or as it is commonly referred to as‚ the era of corruption‚ took place in 1877 to 1900. This time period was most effectively portrayed in the novel and movie‚ The Gangs of New York‚ which was written by Herbert Asbury. The Gangs of New York focused on a time of political corruption during a period of massive increase in immigration in New York. In this essay I will discuss three themes: immigration‚ Political machines‚ and bad situations‚ that

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    Steffens published the “shame of the cities” witch was a book based on the corruption in the 1900’s. By 1900‚ many cities in the south of America were controlled by political machines. These organizations consisted of full-time politicians whose main goal was to get and keep politicians power and money and also influence that went into it. In the 1900’s‚ machines were usually associated with a political party; party’s forced to join to limit competition. And although it provided aids it also stifled

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    The Influence of Technology on Politics Can‚ and will‚ the next generation of politicians exploit the communication mediums available to them? Will the new communication mediums have the power to influence public opinion? Will politicians be the victims of technology‚ or will they use it to their benefit? Will one party benefit from the use of the technology more than another? All reasonable questions‚ considering the role technology plays in today’s society. The staggering distribution numbers

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    world’s population relies on most of their decisions on faith and trust. It is basic human nature to allow trust and vast decision-making. Many religions and people make daily assumptions and decisions with insufficient evidence. People believe in politicians based on what they say without knowing any sufficient evidence. Clifford’s statement is baseless‚ for there are many instances where the general population makes a decision without a sufficient investigation. Numerous religions rely on the trust

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    According to Bengt (2010) the politics should encourage the happiness principle‚ which consist strong moral values such as maximizing the happiness and minimizing the suffering. By torturing a person‚ politician will minimize the value of happiness. Utilitarianism theory states that society must promote happiness for everyone‚ minimizing the harm from the different actions. Authors of this theory‚ Bentham and Mill say that morally best alternative or solution

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