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    Banning Books

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    Knowledge is power, and that power is taken away from humanity every time a book is banned. Although those who ban the books may have good intentions, the action results in more harm than good. Books are banned due to consideration of the words inside being offensive on moral, religious, and political grounds. The book may be sexually explicit, challenge religion or politics, or considered a threat to public welfare. In the United States, the government cannot ban books due to the first…

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    Power and Morality Essay I think that when someone has power, it destroys their morals. The three books, Night, Macbeth, and The Prince, display reasons why power destroys morality. One reason that power destroys morals is because the person with the power feels the need to do whatever they can to defend that power that they obtain. Another reason is someone else may try to destroy your reputation to make you look bad. The first reason why I think that power destroys a person’s moral code is…

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    Censorship Debate

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    The relations between censorship and deleterious speech have always been the subject of much controversy among libertarians and collectivists alike. However, under the guise of public safety, governments often choose to censor all forms of expression that may be construed as harmful to the people. Ironically, authorities of state violate the fundamental rights of their people by choosing to edit the boundaries of freedom of expression itself. The fundamental thought that underlies the assumption…

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    ability to report and speak freely. People who openly criticize the government are at risk of being thrown in jail. Overall, censorship in the media forces the loss in an individual’s ability to express their thoughts and opinions, halting the movement of ideas. This degrades the lives of many people, including the lives of women. This essay addresses the relationship between censorship and the movement of women’s rights.…

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    Burning Book Burning

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    My thoughts on burning books is you should not do it, there is no point in it at all the book has not hurt or harmed you in any way shape or form if you think the book is a bad book do Not read the book. The book may have some wording you do not agree with but that does Not give you the right that an author has taken his time and hard work to go out and burn the book. If you think the book is that bad then don't even look at it. “The nazi’s did not burn books”(paragraph 1 of Heinrich Heine…

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    When it comes to the category of humor targeting religion, many would call it a taboo. Religion is already a touchy subject that walks a thin line of being considered amusing, or extremely distasteful. We’ve all been subjected to religious jokes, whether we’re the ones telling them or the ones being laughed at. Some of the greatest of all comedians – Joan Rivers, Robin Williams, Chris Rock, Conan O’Brien, Tina Fey, Chelsea Handler, have all utilized religion in their acts and used it to push…

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    The issue of censorship and selection has been present for many years. Issues with inappropriate reading materials and images have plagued societies in the past, and this issue is very present in society today. In the practice of censorship, there are controls or constraints placed on what reading material should be accessible to the public or children in school settings. Therefore, these foundations are established to protect children from topics and information that may not be appropriate in…

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    Pros And Cons Of Spammers

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    Well, through my experience, I have learned the hard way that you should never ban anyone unless you are not only completely sure they are hacking, but have evidence to provide upon request. A ban is a heavy weight, and you should only assign those knowing they are completely guilty. I would temp-ban a spammer under certain circumstances, those circumstances being them constantly calling people racial slurs, creating excessive server drama, etc. Leaking personal information, for example, if I am…

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    In today’s day and age America has evolved into a country of freedom of speech. No one is hindered from reciting their own opinion. As it states in the bill of rights article “Freedom of Speech does NOT mean that a person can say whatever they want to say. Freedom of Speech means that someone's right to say something is protected within certain limits. A person may have to suffer consequences for saying some things, but they still have the right to say them. For example, it is against the law to…

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    Should teachers and officials really be allowed to search through private accounts and devices? Obviously, these people should not be able to search through personal devices and accounts to find information. However, some think that this should be allowed. There are many reasons that this searching should be not allowed. For example, punishing students for what is done on personal devices and accounts is a job for parents only. In the article “Freedom Comes First” by Akash Bagaria, it is…

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