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    Should Torture Be Allowed or Not The issue of torture is being very current and it arouses debate between those who are totally against it; those who think that it sometimes can be used for good; and those who are in between. The idea of torture was seen only as something that happened far away in time‚ and it should not even be considered as an issue of the modern society. Furthermore‚ torture was seen as a violation of the fundamental human rights‚ which were protected by different human rights

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    AFFIRMATIVE Torture is the act of inflicting excruciating pain‚ as punishment or revenge‚ as a means of getting a confession or information‚ or for sheer cruelty. Justify is to guide by truth‚ reason‚ justice‚ and fairness. In any circumstances‚ how could inflicting pain upon a human being be done in fairness? In any circumstances‚ how could torture be justified? It cannot. Torture has been regarded as one of the most serious human rights violations and has been banned by many human

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    duplicity‚ dishonesty‚ chicanery; all are used to describe things that are not always as they seem. But yet with such an apparent grasp of this concept‚ why is it so difficult to see when you’re being deceived? In Nicholas Carr’s essay “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” and Jonathan Zimmerman’s “African National Identities Can’t Be Built on Soccer Fever” they both set out to prove this concept through the use of historical references and through the development of a counter argument. Ultimately they prove

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    send a message. Torture also has been used militarily‚ as a way to potentially extract useful information out of enemy soldiers. There have even been some who torture others merely for personal pleasure. Yet now‚ as we enter the 21st century‚ we somehow have the same attitudes towards torture as our ancestors thousands of years ago. Have we learned nothing from centuries of this barbaric act? Surely our modern minds can come to a conclusive perspective on torture. Proponents of torture argue that it

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    have a terrorist in custody‚ and this terrorist knows the location of a bomb that will detonate and end thousands of American lives‚ is it ethically justified to torture this terrorist in order to obtain the critical intelligence needed to locate and disarm the bomb‚ saving thousands of lives? This is a scenario called the ticking time bomb scenario‚ it may be an extreme scenario‚ but none the less‚ it is possible‚ would you let ethics get in the way of saving those people’s lives? This is a very

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    It’s safe to say that torture may be one of the worst experiences that can happen to a human being. I know that if I were a situation where my options were being tortured to death or being put to death quickly‚ I would choose the quick death every time. The issue at hand is whether we should be allowed to torture terrorists for information or not. While most people have probably already formed their own opinion on the matter‚ it may not be as cut and dry as they first thought once they hear the

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    definition‚ torture is “ the action or practice of inflicting severe pain on someone as a punishment.” The representation of torture has been a key controversy in academic literature and continues to spark conversations among critics today. This topic is current when acknowledging the growing popularity of torture by the world’s governments in recent years‚ and how the existence of torture in the modern world has raised difficult questions for writers on their representation of torture (Gallagher)

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    Argumentative and Informative writing are two different kinds of writings entirely. In an informative essay your job is to explain. In a argumentative essay‚ you must give many reasons for believing or doing something‚ and at the end if the reader does not agree then you did not do what you were supposed to do. In the paragraphs that follow i will describe each one in more detail. In an informative essays you inform the reader about a particuler topic. In this type of essay‚ you cant express your

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    towards the topic of torture. This on going dispute discusses if torture ought to ever be resorted to or if all forms of torture should be abolished for good. This paper will be discussing a side that most liberal democratic don’t agree with. In a liberal democratic society having the power to resort to torture is fair if they are receiving valuable information in return‚ protect the majority of the population who are innocent and have explored all other options before torture. Charles Krauthammer

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    In drama we continued to explore the subject of “outsiders”‚ this time focusing on what was going on in the 17th century: the burning of “witches”.As a class we read a poem that was from the point of view of a married man who was having an affair with a woman who the village had condemned as a witch.After reading‚ analyzing and discussing the poem‚ we split into small groups to explore how the community felt about this certain woman. I was with Anthony and Sho and together we discussed how our characters

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