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    Hillary Clinton seems to be the best option for this years presidential election. She has the most political experience then everybody in the presidential election. One of these reasons is that Clinton is pro for that schools should be a gun free zones (Procon.org 1 pt. 33). It would not be a good idea to bring a gun to school grounds for many reasons like the fact these little kids are exposed to these murderous weapons that could take a life in a second. Kids should not be exposed to these things

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    Quick Write #1: Dystopia/Utopia 1.No‚ because a utopian society expects too much from everyone in the society. Plus‚ if someone in the society feels different or wants to rebel against the society’s unity‚ there could be a fracture in the perfection. People are meant to be special and different‚ not forced into sameness and conforming to society. There was a study performed on Brain Games‚ a Television show on National Geographic Channel‚ where there was a line of 10 people long and the first nine

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    perfect society would be a 100 degree island‚ with no drama‚ stress or money issues. In The Giver‚ they have no feelings‚ worries or choices. It’s supposed to be “The Perfect Society‚” but it’s not. In this novel‚ limiting choices and feelings caused their society to be a deterioration over our society today‚ because choices help create who you are as a person and without feelings the world would be bland and boring. By depriving the citizens from choices‚ the creators of Jonas’s society made their

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    A Utopia is an imaginary society that has achieved ¨perfection¨. No human-made liabilities or errors exist‚ but tons of regulations and requirements are to be followed. Now‚ is it possible to for a society‚ that is a utopia‚ to exist? We as human beings are created to learn from our past mistakes. That is how we are able to prosper in the universe. Some may say that Utopias can exist‚ however it is significantly unlikely due to human nature‚ economics‚ and the government‚ but may become a possibility

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    Sydney Bouma Econ 2103 Free to Choose Socialism and capitalism are two opposing schools of thought when dealing with the economy. Each plays a role‚ but different ones. For example capitalism operates as a system of checks and balances through voluntary exchange‚ while socialism allows the government to hold the power and to choose that what is right for one is essentially right for all. In the book “Free to Choose” authors Milton and Rose Friedman discuss these two opposing views in depth and

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    Does the world we live in today feel like paradise‚ or is it deceivingly torture? For centuries‚ mankind has been trying to build and organize perfect societies‚ which are called‚ “utopias”. We persevered in this subject‚ and we will never quit. The complete definition of a utopia is that it is a “dream” society where life is simple‚ and there is no stress‚ fear‚ anger‚ and violence. Even though people believe it is possible to achieve such a world‚ genuinely‚ it is not possible‚ and we are wasting

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    reality. More or less like a dream. But we all know that some dreams are a little far fetched.I believe that a perfect society‚ a utopia‚ is impossible and will eventually fall apart because‚ it is not beneficial to society‚ people will become dissatisfied‚ or it becomes a cut off from society. Utopias will be the demise to some communities. Utopias prove to be not beneficial to society. Many courts have had cases with the amish. In Wisconsin V Yoder‚ an amish man put the state of wisconsin under fire

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    Utopia is the U-TOPIC-ia In the current society‚ people are angry at every other country for problems that could be easily repaired. With many governments being stubborn with how they handle their countries as well as how they lie to their citizens‚ many people are untrusting of both their current government and other countries. With one super country the world could be a relatively nice place for everyone. Some of the poorest countries in the world would no longer have to beg countries for clean

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    A utopia is an ideal society that provides commentary on what’s wrong with our society. What should be improved or changed. But are utopias possible? Utopias come in all different shapes and sizes. They come from different time periods‚ and different cultures all try to accomplish their utopia. Many have come and gone but most vanish. It can be the biggest utopia possible‚ or the smallest one. But each community faces trials to come in the years. Articles like “Why Utopias Fail‚” “4 Utopian Communities

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    The Great Society was a domestic social program created in the 1960’s by President Lyndon Johnson. While President Johnson acknowledged the greatness of the United States‚ he also recognized there was a large segment of the United States that was not part of the success story – people living in poverty. While I am not saying that giving to the less fortunate is wrong or those who are at disadvantages because of uncontrollable circumstances should not be given an opportunity to help themselves

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