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    The New York Soda Ban Obesity has become a serious issue and danger for our society’s health. According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases’ National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey for 2009-2010, more than two in three adults are considered to be overweight or obese. But is this caused solely by the fact that we have become incontrollable consumers of everything or can there be a more complex reason? As the world develops, it is becoming faster,…

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    Soda Ban Policy Analysis

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    New York City, clearly specified the decision was a “Temporary setback” and vowed to appeal; of overstepping and trying to impose a ban. The proposed ban drew national intention, giving the notion, “Any sugary drink larger than 16 ounces will be confisticated”. Is it really a smart approach to reduce the consumptions of soda? To put it as simply as possible, the soda ban policy should not accomplish its goal of reducing the food unit of consumption, for it is unconstitutional, If parents were…

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    Immigration ban led Americans to consider their safety from terrorists. The president wants to sign the executive order banning entry of people from seven countries. The immigrants should be suspected into being a terrorist. The immigration ban can give benefits those who have dislikes for foreigners. The immigration ban should be enforce due to spreading xenophobia, wanting to overthrow the institution and allowing foreigners to permanently stay and work in the United States. The immigration…

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    The Right to Ban Students This world is unfair. Nobody promised that life would be fair to everybody. In fact, discrimination still runs rampant throughout today’s society. Even though Congress has passed several laws banning discrimination, those laws do not put an end to all types of discrimination. For example, if the owner of a restaurant kicked a patron out because he or she was Middle Eastern, the owner would probably get sued because this is illegal. However, if that same owner kicked out…

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    Cell Phone Bans In Schools

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    Many of these phone users are teenagers that go to school. But when schools limit the cell phone use of teenagers in school, it puts a disadvantage on learning modern education. Despite the belief that cell phone bans are useful at eliminating technological distractions, cell phone bans should be eliminated because they are ineffective, unnecessary,…

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    Perm-Ban People Banned

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    Explain some cases in which you would perm-ban/temp-ban people: Spamming Chat: Lots of people like to Spam Caps, Being Racist, and plain disrespectful, and rarely bots. Spam the same message over and over in chat, so there needs to be a punishment. If bots were ever to come online the server i would immediately alert a higher staff member and clear the chat. I would also mute all the bots i can and make sure the situation is under control. If a player was Spamming, i would first warn the player…

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    Cell Phone Bans: Are They Safe? “20 percent of American third graders have owned a phone and that number jumped to 80 percent by middle school” (Sirs, LaCasse). These statistics can be determined in one word, safety. This word seems to be losing it’s meaning in a new trend called, cell phone bans. This problem is important to discuss because through banning cell phones, schools are putting students safety at risk through not having emergency contact. Also, some students will argue that their…

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    choice. We are not taking away anybody 's right to do things, we are simply forcing you to understand.” If these words about the New York Soda Ban, from Mayor Bloomberg himself, are true, then what exactly was the point of making it? You see, although the intentions of the act are well-placed and well-founded, I have to disagree with the idea of the soda ban in its entirety. I’m not saying nothing should be done for the problem of obesity, as it is a proven and significant problem for the people…

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    In the year 2010, Massachusetts passed a new law regarding Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) Reform. One of the provisions within this law is the “ban the box” provision. This particular part of the law bans both state and private employers from inquiring about criminal history on an initial job application, unless conviction information is mandatory for certain employers under state or federal law (Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination [MCDAD], 2010). This provision is a…

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    citizen's right to drink whatever they want whenever they please. The biggest question is our freedom worth millions of people of dying because of something that could have been prevented early on? Soda ban is the best way to eradicate obesity in the country. We should also ban drinking diet sodas because it is way more dangerous than regular soda. It will lower the statistics of diabetes, cancer, and death because of the decrease of sugar in the body. The less sugar Americans consume…

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