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    John Berger

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    In the first chapter of “Ways of Seeing” the author, John Berger, mentions many points about how the reproduction of art has changed the way we see art as a whole. Specifically, in the last paragraph he makes a strong statement about how art of the past has now become a political issue. In the first sentence of the paragraph he starts off by saying that “The art of the past no longer exists as it once did”, which means that art no longer exists as it did. Since it was once isolated, part of a…

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    The job of a journalist is to investigate news stories and present unbiased, factual information. When they fail to adhere to this standard or knowing publish false information to sway public opinion, the ramifications could be far-reaching. This is evident when TMZ's mischaracterization of the treatment of dogs in the movie "A Dog's Purpose" caused the premiere to be canceled, receive reduced earnings due to several boycotts, and damage the lead actor's reputation. Beyond the implications fake…

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    Hacking - If a player was to hack and use a hack client which is a unfair advantage for the players I would record the player hacking and send it to higher staff and they can decide the outcome of the players punishment Command: ./tempban [Player] [Time] [Reason] /Ban [Player] [Reason] Racism - Excessive racism is not acceptable on Opcraft at all, If a player was to speak a racist quote towards another player they would be warned, And then would receive a tempmute for 15 minutes, If the player…

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    I agree with Jalea that parents should not censor their child’s exposure in school. Going to a public school daily allows a child to broaden his or hers own marketplace of ideas. Limiting a child’s ability to socialize with so many different people that may not have the same ideas or background as the child may cause him or her to have a narrow view on several diverse topics. The socialization skills a child is able to learn in a public school system allows them to contribute to political…

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    Flaws In Today's Society

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    When the founding fathers of America risked their lives to build the United States they knew that having free speech is key to a democracy that reigns in a world full of controversy. As much as we would like to think we have progressed there are still cringe worthy events that happen every single day. Dealing with controversy that arises has two solutions. Discussion and debate or running away and ignoring the issue. While debates can lead to offensive remarks that are as hideous as the…

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    freedom of speech that is taken for granted by the first amendment of its American Constitution established by the Founding Father Statements. Therefore, freedom of speech is the cornerstone which all of other rights were initially disembogued. In contrast it can only be a dream of those whose hands are tightened, and mouths closed in other parts of world, thus thanks to those who have initially drafted the ultimate components and to the notable implementation made by the USA. Freedom of speech…

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    Sally is a 53 year old woman who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. She has decided that she wants to commit suicide rather than become a burden on her family. Dr. Steve is willing to help her end her life peacefully even though society is strongly opposed to it. In this essay, I will explain how society can and can’t interfere with Sally’s decision according to Mill’s ideas in his essay On Liberty. Before we can determine how society can interfere in this situation, we must define…

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    every U.S. citizen to free speech. Under what consent does this right apply to children? In the stories, My Sister’s Keeper and The One Who Walk Away from Omelas one person suffers to please others. It is very disappointing to see the measures people will take to satisfy someone they love, but they do not realize the severe amount of harm they are causing to someone else. Everyone should be treated equally. Although everyone is granted their right to freedom of speech, many people struggle to…

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    Dead” Roger Rosenblatt discusses the views of freedom of speech. He uses examples to show different people’s views on freedom of speech. He also adds his own opinion throughout the article. I may or may not agree on some of the views. Do some people have limits on their own freedom of speech? People think they know how much freedom they can tolerate. How far will someone go using their “freedom”? Rosenblatt seems all for freedom of speech, and even broadening his knowledge of different views.…

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    There are things in this world that exist only to allow one to attain power. To rise above adversaries, one must eliminate all that stands in the way. Murder, destruction, and slavery, all subsist to serve that purpose. In our lives today, and many centuries past, there has been one other despicable sin that has too frequently been overlooked: The banning of books. Many think that banning a book and censoring a book are the same thing. However, that is not the case. According to the American…

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