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    In the United states society lacks the rights to life, liberty , and pursuit of happiness ; however due to harmful laws that have been gently crafted by. Modern day laws take away our rights by allowing abortions, sentencing prisoners to death, and prohibiting ones purist of happiness over all we no longer posse our rights Abortions are bad because we are taking away a defenseless child's life without his , or her consent even thought they are not considered an American citizen. Every day 125…

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    In a study, hair drug testing is believed to be 4-8 times more likely to detect drug users than using urine drug testing. Hair drug testing may not be as popular as drug testing using urine and blood, but it can also be useful in detecting the presence (not the amount) of a drug in an individual by cutting 1.5 in from the root. Amphetamine can be detected on an individual’s hair up to 90 days after use. This means that regardless of how short or how long your hair grows, laboratory technicians…

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    In scenario 1 he is a 45 year old bachelor who does not have any children or responsibilities. If his belief is to not accept the blood transfusion then the physician has to accept his decision for he does have first amendment rights. The bachelor can choose to either end his life or live a little longer. If he is a 45 year old bachelor I feel, why not do what you believe in its not like he is leaving someone behind. He should get the blood transfusion. In scenario 2 the married women with 2…

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    Birth control has been around for years.Also birth control is the most effective way to not get pregnant.This is due to new development of birth control over the years, women's views about birth control, and how easy it is to get a hold of birth control, and how it works for everyone not just adults. First of all, women have practiced ways of pregnancy prevention for hundreds of years.One article states “Though people had practiced methods of fertility prevention for hundreds of years”.In…

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    In chapter nine, Sean is describing how his mother treats him when he was a child. He recalls that her lifestyle plays an important part in how he gets into the sex addiction. When he was a child, he starts to fill out the emptiness that he feels by getting access to the Internet. I believe Denizet-Lewis narration has a lot drama, because I can not conceive that an eleven years old boy would be involved in sex chats. I think at eleven years old a child is discovering what sexuality means, but…

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    Planned Parenthood has been around for almost a hundred year already. It is a non-profit organization that provide many health services and informations for men and women, especially for minority communities. The issue that came up about Planned Parenthood is whether or not we should keep funding it. Some people are against Planned Parenthood because they provide services such as abortion that goes against many beliefs. They believes it is not right to end life before it starts and women should…

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    GRACIE GIBBONS: Would your daughters thrive in a world without preventative healthcare such as Planned Parenthood? The answer is no. That’s why I’m asking you to vote for me Gracie Gibbons, so I may raise the funding amount to better the future women of this generation. (A clip from opposing candidate Fredrick Douglas is played) FREDRICK DOUGLAS: This country does not need to spend money on such a senseless cause these women should understand the risks. All women made their decisions when…

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    (1) Proposed topic (What ethical topic and what religion do you plan to research?): Ethical Topic: Abortion Religion: Buddhism (2) Purpose (This will be your thesis statement. In other words, what will this paper teach your readers? What will it teach you?): An analysis of Buddhism reveals that there is no single view of abortion, but rather many views depending on ones interpretation of the religion. (3) Questions(s) you hope to answer. List four or five of the central inquiries of your…

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    Cost and benefit analysis can be a good way to decide some things such as buying a car, but it is not a very good system to use when it comes to moral issues. Everyone has a different idea of what a cost and a benefit is. One person may think that when it comes to an abortion the benefit that the fetus no longer lives. That person might think it is a benefit because he/she is unable to take care of the child properly. The next person might believe that is a cost for a specific reason. It varies…

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    Legislation reflecting the social climate is enacted whenever people become acutely aware of the lack of cultural homogeneity. People tend to react negatively when they feel normal changing. Native residents share common values and beliefs that create a culture of sameness, however, when refugees come in a culture of difference is created, and this difference threatens their homogeneity. The percentage of refugees that are accepted for the resettlement process is less than 1%. However, refugees…

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