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    time by someone else‚ they see what you do and  they hear what you say. These people are the ones who deserve to be behind bars for violating the rights of American citizens. Ever since 9/11 the government has been going insane with all this terrorist acts that have been happening ever since and because of that‚ us have to pay the price and give up our rights of privacy and let the government watch us and hack our phones‚ computers and other electronic devices. And the main point of this paper that i’m

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    Although‚ there are some so-called experts who disprove this theory‚ and say that hybrid cars are the best way to go. A pro in the mind of Philip Dunn‚ a hybrid car advocate‚ is that “at higher speeds - above forty miles per hour - the gas motor kicks in and gives that peppy feel so many car owners look for when driving on the highway.” Another pro is that the hybrid car can “already get one-hundred mpg on fifty-five-mile trips using cobbled-together PHEVs‚” (Plug-in Hybrid Electric

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    form of murder‚ morally and ethically wrong by depreciating one’s life. Euthanasia can serve a purpose‚ when there are no other alternatives to relieve the suffering of patients. The right of euthanasia should be allowed. I believe that when there are no other alternatives to relieve suffering of patients then the right of euthanasia should be allowed. The positive outcomes when it comes to euthanasia are‚ when people are suffering and no longer want to feel the pain or see that their illnesses

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    It can be stated in the first amendment of the Bill of Rights that citizens have their freedom of speech protected under the protection of the government. However‚ when it comes to the occurrence where a NFL player‚ or in other words an employee‚ is fired for kneeling during the National Anthem‚ it is not the case.While it may be perfectly legal to kneel during the national anthem‚ it is not illegal for the NFL organization to fire those players. This is primarily due to the fact that the NFL is

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    Pros and Cons of Designer Babies Designer babies are babies‚ whose genetic makeup has been artificially screened and chosen by scientists‚ via genetic engineering. This concept has raised numerous ethical issues. Let’s have a look at the pros and cons of designer babies. Did You Know? The term ’designer baby’ was actually coined by journalists and not scientists. The term ’designer baby’ made its entry into the Oxford English Dictionary in 2004‚ where it is defined as "a baby whose genetic makeup

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    gun laws especially with all the fatal shootings we have had lately(Ripley). Some of the pros of gun control could be‚ less shootings since most of the guns are legally purchased‚ hopefully less violence would come with less access to guns‚ less suicides could be prevented if they were stricter on gun regulations to people with mental issues. As well with pros there always comes a list of cons. Some of the cons of gun control could be selling weapons on the black market because of the high demand of

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    great powers would cause a ‘constant clashing of opinions’” (Pg 4 Paragraph 5). Our liberties are in jeopardy because people are so hungry for power and authority over all the people in the US and those around us. Today’s government does not hold our rights or the constitution. “Such government would be ‘unkindred’ and the constant clashing would ‘emphatically be like a house divided against itself” (Pg 5 Paragraph 2). Thus stating that we aren’t keeping the preamble in the rules and law and the actions

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    is under the risk ("List Of 12 Key Pros And Cons Of Military Draft"). This allows more soldiers to fight in times of war and when multiple countries are affected. Also‚

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    Proposition: Imagine that you are a 19-years old son of Turkish immigrants‚ returning from a trip abroad to German lands. The police detain you for unexplained reasons and next thing you know is that America pays your parole and you are later turned over to them. Your first encounter with America is not the statue of Liberty but Guantánamo detention camp where you spend your next five years being tortured by military officials and psychologists in inhumane ways. There are three main arguments of

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    In May of 1865‚ Andrew Johnson introduced his plans for reconstruction which reflected both Unionism and his belief in state rights. During his presidency‚ all the land was confiscated by the Union and distributed to the freed slaves by the army also known as the Freedmen’s Bureau. The reconstruction period was from 1865 to 1877. That is 12 years of slaves not given the right to travel‚ vote‚ or to work. The question was‚ “Did Reconstruction go too far‚ not far enough‚ or was changed impossible to

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