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    Harrison Bergeron Failure

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    It has been understood that the world is not equal, and in attempting to gain equality… justice is lost. Not only would I object to the government’s idea of creating equality in an unequal world, but I would commit such actions privately and infect the entirety of the program from the inside to ensure complete destruction. I would go about the same idea the Harrison Bergeron had from the short story “Harrison Bergeron”, but I would execute my plan in a different manner. I would achieve my goals…

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    I am told that voting is a human right, personal freedom or any other term you want to use. I disagree. Right wing anarchists tend to argue that voting is coercive. This is wrong. When you vote you indirectly use the coercive powers of government but that may be too strong of a statement. When you vote you give support to a candidate, or possibly a proposed law. It is the candidate who wins, or the law if it passes, that leads to coercive policies. Regardless, should we let anyone vote? Of…

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    Democracy Pros And Cons

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    Democracy is a system of government in which its citizens’ are greatly considerate as it is a government chosen by and for the people. The main purpose of the government is to make decisions that benefit the people who give them the power that they have. When the Founding Fathers constituted the government, the constitution was divided within three different branches that have roles within. The division was purposely done with the intension to avoid any corruption inside the roles of someone…

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    Welfare has been misused in the United States and the working class has been affected. Welfare is defined as "aid in the form of money or necessities for those in need" (Webster). It is a system of government that taxes the money of working class citizens to help lower class citizens in need of support. Welfare can be supportive in many ways such as health care and food stamps. All you have to do is sign up and have your back ground checked to make sure you're not an undocumented worker and then…

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    Since the beginning, humanity has a responsibility to develop an organized way of living as a whole. Developed from the ideas of governments before them, the United States established a republic government. A republic allows for the people of country to elect certain individuals to vote on issues. Typically, the elected men and women should reflect the values and ideas of the majority of the country, since they were elected by the people. Although the majority values are reflected through the…

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    and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion” (Washington). Although George Washington understood the need for the two-party system, he was fearful that in the end it would evolve into something…

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    The Hunger Games Panem’s government is under the control of a single person named President Snow. President Snow is a dictator, he misuses his personal power and does not have to convince anyone that his plans are rational. In a dictatorship, power is absolute and all decisions of the dictator are law, no matter what harm could be caused by them. Panem could be considered to be under an authoritarian dictatorship where the dictator demands obedience to his authority over any desire for…

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    One of Lincoln’s most known speeches is the Lyceum Address, which was one of Lincoln’s first speeches. In this speech, he addressed his attitude towards the government. The Lyceum Address was one of Abraham Lincoln's earliest published speeches. The speech was given on January 27, 1838. He was twenty-eight years old at the time of the speech. The speech was given in Springfield, Illinois. He spoke about slavery and mob violence. He talked about the future of America. At the time of the Lyceum…

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    Honest Ads Act

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    consequences for most retaliation methods, regulation of social media within the United States is also an appealing and practical option. In an era where many Americans look to social media to find their news, transparency and accuracy on these platforms has become increasingly important. Russia leveraged these platforms to spread its ideology, and the government could work with companies to prevent this from happening again. Currently, there are several bills in Congress meant to do this, the…

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    Ten Point Plan and Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Independence has championed for the idea that every American citizen deserves to be treated equally without any prejudice based on race or religion. After reading the Ten Point Plan by the Black Panthers I have come to the conclusion that the Declaration of Independence was just a writing that could not be implemented by the leadership of the time, because it mentioned the need for freedom and rights, yet the black people were…

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