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    like-minded individuals to air their concerns. Meeting can be held outside and include a march or demonstration to show the government or local authority the depth of public feeling against decision. A good example of this would be the rallies and protests organised by the Countryside Alliance since the UK government placed a ban on foxhunting. Terrorism‚ Terrorism is an extreme response to public policy. It involves an individual or group using violence or the threat of violence against civilian

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    Several students were arrested for using a three-finger salute that was adapted from the movie‚ The Hunger Games. The three-finger salute is a gesture used when saying goodbye to a loved one‚ although later on in The Hunger Games series‚ it progressed into a indication of rebellion. The act of using the three-finger salute began after the country’s coup and has since then‚ forced the authorities to arrest whoever raises the salute in public. Before the premiere of the movie‚ several students raised

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    I believe that peaceful civil disobedience is beneficial to society. The main reason I believe this is because it brings issues to light that the public would not have known about otherwise. It makes headlines‚ and if it is truly an issue worth changing then the public will make their opinion known and‚ if things work out‚ the underlying issue will be solved. The downside being that the civil disobedience may have harmed business or government briefly by breaking the law. I think that the trade off

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    This is the VOA Special English Technology Report. Today we take look at facial systems. These can tag friends in Facebook photos or help identify suspects in the recent riots in Britain. Kurt Roemer is security strategist for Citrix Systems in Fort Lauderdale‚ Florida. He says technology makes it easier than ever for governments to identify . KURT ROEMER: " can go through and identify‚ profile and target people‚ basically in any order. And it is very

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    Gladwell emphasizes their “strong-tie” relationship stemming from being friends in high school and buddies in the dorms at A. & T. College. Gladwell writes‚ “the more friends you had who were critical to the regime the more likely you were to join the protest” (Gladwell‚ 319). Gladwells argument of social activism benefiting from “strong ties” is understandable. There is always going to be that inner core of tightly bound people‚ nothing happens without “strong ties”. However‚ nothing spreads without

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    “I am convinced that if we succumb to the temptation to use violence in our struggle for freedom‚ unborn generations will be the recipients of a long and desolate night of bitterness‚ and our chief legacy to them will be never-ending reign of chaos”. This quote by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr reminds me of current events that are happening in America today. The people of Ferguson‚ Missouri is as an example of this problem. The people have turned to violence because there was no justice for the killing

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    respond to as many home invasions as they should because they are trying to control the rioting public. Groups of angered citizens that have reached their breaking point are rioting across the entire country. Most of the riots started out as peaceful protests‚ but as the prices climbed‚ so did their anger. When the first group snapped in September of 2019 and started destroying public property and burning down gas stations it was like the domino effect. Soon‚ groups all over America were increasing in

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    your life. What are the consequences of this? Well‚ this leads to the country being ruled by violence rather than a systematic order of government they were promised. People who will oppose this invasion will fight the authorities in the form of protests‚ bombs etc. This will result in innocence lives being lost both on their side and our soliders . This will also emotionally affect the families of the soldiers. So‚ we can see that an occupation can affect both the people of that country and the

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    In my opinion‚ peaceful resistance to laws is a positive impact to society in some ways‚ while being negative in others. It is okay to use your freedom of speech to talk about issues important to you. For example racism and discrimination. For example‚ when America was still in its prime of being racist and discriminatory to people of color‚ Rosa Parks decided to peacefully resist standing up so a white person could take her seat. She knew her action would most likely result in being arrested‚ but

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    Was The Grand Prix Beneficial For Melbourne Issues Part -B- Was the Grand Prix‚ promoted as "The Great Race" which was held at Albert Park beneficial for Melbourne‚ or was it just a huge waste of taxpayers money? The race was televised to 650 million people in 130 different countries is expected to pump $50 million into the Victorian economy every year and boost tourism enormously. I along with the owners of seventy-two percent of hotels‚ motels‚ restaurants and other entertainment complexes

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