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    One common argument is that paternalism attack freedom of choice. That point seems reasonable‚ but actually doesn’t make any sense. According to “The New Paternalism: The Avuncular State” of The Economist‚ the state should repress a man’s a man’s acts only if they harm

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    response that exists are: The Violence Against Women Act. and…….. The Family Violence Prevention and Services Act. What is the effectiveness of the legal responses in achieving justice for women against domestic violence? The way that the legal responses can help all the women out that are suffering with domestic violence is because they can go out to do some programs or services etc‚ to help them out. The violence against women act was the first major law to help government agencies and victim

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    movements. Patient autonomy is also a human right as it allows an individual to have their own views and decisions‚ but these decisions have created issues in medical industry. Therefore‚ throughout this essay‚ I will argue against the patient autonomy as it is one of the major and underlying cause of

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    There are many issues in regards to the controversy on vaccinations. Vaccinations were made to protect people from diseases‚ that could otherwise cause illness or potential death. There are many arguable topics but the most important is‚ should an individual have the right to deny needed vaccinations‚ or should vaccinations be mandated. This topic has been a huge debate in recent years. There are individuals that believe that an adult or child should be up to date on their immunizations‚ due to

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    Maria K. Philosophy Mar. 6‚ 2012 Arguments Against Moral Relativism Moral relativism is the belief that the morally correct decision to make‚ when faced with a moral dilemma‚ is the one that is acceptable within the context of a given culture. This means that the correct decision varies depending on the culture in which one makes it. Today‚ with great variability between societies and cultures‚ moral relativism is greatly accepted as a matter-of-fact‚ but this is not necessarily the case

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    petition the law because of the flaws and the Federal Government waived the law temporarily on a specific condition that they meet the Government’s demands in other ways. There are currently 42 states with temporary conditional waivers. One of the arguments is that the state’s test lie and don’t really tell the truth about the students intelligence Catherine Gewertz argues that” most states produce much higher proficiency rates on their own tests than they do on the federally sponsored National Assessment

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    Comm 102 KEREM MERAL Spring 2007 20050383 Valerie A. Taşıran Second Draft Racism in Sports In the modernized and global world of today‚ it is necessary for people to get rid of their prejudices and learn to respect differences. Racism should be eliminated from all areas of life‚ including sports. Sport is meant that bring people from different backgrounds together to compete in equal conditions and provide interactions among them. No matter which country and ethnicity an

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    The first premise is certainly false. “If we (everyone) minded her own business‚ and tended to their own needs‚ then everyone would be better off.” This premise‚ as it is‚ cannot hold up the self-reliance argument let alone ethical egoism. If John‚ an elderly man‚ was walking in the park and had a fall‚ would he be better off if Jill‚ a bystander‚ just continued on her way? She was running late to work and could easily tend to her own needs leaving John on the ground moaning in pain. The second

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    Legalization of Marijuana With the United States recovering from a painful recession‚ the fiery debate over the legalization of marijuana has once again come to the forefront of American politics. The arguments from both sides are valid and convincing. For some‚ it’s a simple moral issue. For others‚ it delves deep into issues of personal freedom and economical wellbeing. While the legalization of marijuana could generate a large amount of much needed stimulus to the economy‚ I believe it is a potentially

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    The main point that our group made surrounded the controversy that if 13 year old girls are vaccinated against a sexually transmitted disease such as HPV‚ it could increase sexual activity. However‚ research by Bednarczyk et al.‚ 2012 found that HPV vaccination had no increase in the markers of sexual activity (testing for pregnancy and STD’s‚ and counselling for contraceptives). The vaccine does not appear to be changing sexual behaviours‚ only protecting those when they eventually engage in them

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