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    depicted as heroes‚ fighting for their own freedoms. However‚ in this modern age the horrors of war come to light‚ what happens on the battlefield is nothing to be triumphant about. Although war has never been a favorable option‚ it can be justified. A war is justified if

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    Is Affirmative Action in the university setting morally justified? Affirmative action is defined as the effort to improve employment and educational opportunities as well as promote the rights or progress of minority groups and women. A minority group is any type of person that is differing from others in some characteristic of the same population and are often subject to different treatment or discrimination. Discrimination is the act of showing favor on a specific person based on group‚ class

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    Enhanced Interrogation is Justified By: Nathan Ciatti English III 4A March 2‚ 2015 Throughout the past century‚ the United States has faced a multitude of foreign and domestic threats against the homeland.  Several of these terror plots have been successfully executed‚ most notably the September 11 attacks of 2001 and then recently the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013.  While a country cannot fully advert such attacks‚ it is the responsibility of the acting government

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    Twining and P.E. Twining ‘Bentham on Torture’ at vol. 24 Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly 305‚ what is morally wrong with torture? Can it ever be morally justified? If so‚ when? If not‚ why not? Torture is not a popular practice amongst any developed society. To some‚ it is an extremely emotive word‚ the mere utterance of which brings to mind feelings of disgust and hatred towards those who might even think of employing torture‚ for whatever purpose. However‚ perhaps these people are too quick

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    voluntarily‚ as would be the case with moral rules‚ or because it is enforceable in some general way‚ as would be the case with laws. Many rules are neither morally binding‚ nor do they ultimately have the force of law attached to them. Nevertheless‚ they are necessary and generally adhered to because of the context in which they operate. Rules might also come about through custom or practice‚ and involve the disapproval of the community rather than any legal sanction if such a rule is broken. The bills

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    For example‚ in the article‚ “Animal Testing: Is Animal Testing Morally Justified?”‚ when it says that “animal testing violates animals basic rights‚ and experiments conducted on them result in extreme and even torturous pain.”  When being tested on‚ animals are often forced to endure harmful chemicals being poured on their

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    IS WAR NECESSARY? The greatest catastrophe that can happen to human is war. It comes with death and destruction‚ disease and starvation‚ and poverty. Looking at the havoc caused in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan not many years ago‚ from this we can estimate the destructive effects of war. From history‚ war has been a recurrent phenomenon in many nations‚ there are wars lasting for a year even more than that (world word 2 lasted for six years). Moltse‚ the famous German Field Marshal‚ declared war

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    No matter how you slice it‚ abortion is morally wrong. Although that should not be misinterpreted for a pro-life stance on abortion because there are numerous circumstances that must be considered in each situation. Just because abortion is morally impermissible‚ it does not mean that society will deem you a bad person for getting an abortion under extreme circumstances. For that reason‚ abortion is a specifically tricky topic to discuss. There is no clear-cut answer as to whether or not abortion

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    commit murder are punished harshly‚ in many cases get the death sentence. Abortion is not any different from murder‚ they are both the same in the sense that they take away an innocent persons’ life? People need to understand that not only is it morally wrong‚ but‚ the effects afterward can be devastating. Abortion can occur in many forms all having serious consequences and‚ hurting the mother‚ but this can be prevented. Abortion‚ exactly what is it? According to Webster’s dictionary it is “the termination

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    different views and ideas to mind that range from a woman’s right to her body to outright murder. Although at the present‚ many governments in world allow abortions to a certain degree‚ millions of people have debated for years whether abortions are morally acceptable or not. It is in the opinion of this author that abortion‚ though a controversial topic is generally wrong and should not be allowed in the vast majority of cases. In the Evangelium Vitae‚ Pope John Paul II believes abortion is a very

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