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    Arguments Against Abortion

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    Abortion became a crime and a sin for several reasons because at that time abortion was a dangerous procedure done with rough methods‚ few antiseptics‚ and high mortality rates. Women who are determined not to carry an unwanted pregnancy have always found some type of way to try to abort the baby. They have resorted to dangerous‚ sometimes deadly methods‚ such as inserting knitting needles or coat hangers into the vagina and uterus‚ douching with dangerous solutions like lye‚ or swallowing strong drugs or

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    How do we achieve consensus and cooperation? And what of changes that we seemingly have no control over? It certainly seems to me that we should be utilizing our most compelling moral philosophy‚ reason and science to influence each other and policy‚ but people are not always swayed by those sorts of things. Most people are likely moved by how they feel or are made to feel by others. I think the evidence strongly suggests that we can progress‚ and that scientific innovation and moral reasoning allow

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    Arguments Against Bartleby

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    What is the Boss up against in relation to Bartleby? Since the Lawyer never really contemplates Bartleby’s refusal to be a working member of society. He is simply amazed by Bartleby’s refusal to do anything‚ even eat‚ it seems‚ or find a place to live. Throughout the story‚ Bartleby simply exists; he does do some writing‚ but eventually he even gives that up in favor of staring at the wall. There are many more interpretations of Bartleby and the story‚ which will be discussed in the next section

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    Argument Against NSA

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    our fourth amendment rights were violated. Because U.S. citizens’ information was unlawfully stolen‚ the NSA disregarded our fourth Amendment rights‚ which states‚ “The right of the people to be secure in their persons‚ houses‚ papers‚ and effects‚ against unreasonable searches and seizures‚ shall not be violated‚ and no warrants shall issue‚ but upon probable cause‚ supported by oath or affirmation‚ and particularly describing the place to be searched‚ and the persons or things to be seized”(AMENDMENT

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    Arguments Against Graffiti

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    Graffiti is a long living “symbol of youth and music culture‚ graffiti is one of the four elements of hip hop” (Wexler 6). Suzanne Wexler states that graffiti “first appeared on the New York subways in the 1970s‚ representing a form of public art” (6). For the most part‚ graffiti is tolerated‚ as long as it is aesthetically appealing and not defacing someone’s property. Problems arise when people go and deface a public place‚ such as an occupied business‚ building‚ house‚ car‚ etc. Then‚ the city

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    Argument Against Abortion

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    Abortion: The Inside Scoop Abortion is the medical removal or termination of a fetus from a woman’s womb. It is an unsympathetic process that is consuming many of the world’s children by relieving adults of their responsibility of taking care of their offspring. There are several ways in which a woman can abort her baby‚ including‚ abortifacient herbs‚ sharpened implements‚ and abdominal pressure (Abortion Facts).This is a current crisis‚ not only in the United States‚ but also within the entire

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    Arguments Against Whaling

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    Before I begin my thesis on the exemption for whaling‚ I would like to state my opinion against this case. This violates the rights to preserve an endangered species that is being hunted to profit for companies that do not care about the future of species on the planet. Affecting the entire ecosystem. Some countries like Norway and Japan as well as small communities have hunted whales for generations. But for many generations this was the way the inhabitants of those countries met to feed themselves

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    Arguments Against Anthrax

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    since the resultant immunity protects against anthrax disease inflicted by both antibiotic-sensitive and antibiotic-resistant

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    distractions (WMD) that the regime of Saddam Hussein was said to possess. As has been public knowledge and a fact‚ after a thorough search in all of Iraq‚ such weapons failed to be uncovered putting in jeopardy serious allegations that have been levelled against the Saddam Hussein regime. To view this‚ it brought a close perspective to why in the first place the American decision makers where so convinced and confident that the Iraqi regime possessed WMD. The second question that may arise is why was President

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    While vaccine acceptance remains high‚ fear of vaccines has grown dramatically in the past several years in many developed countries. In some societies‚ this fear has led to considerably increased rates of vaccine rejection which are linked with increases in illness and death from vaccine-preventable diseases‚ and large economic costs for health care and society. Despite crushing evidence supporting the safety and benefits of vaccination‚ this fear has proven impervious to information drives‚ a spectacle

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