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    The Power of Addiction and Corruption As Edward Abbey once said, “Power is always dangerous. Power attracts the worst and corrupts the best.” The corruption that comes from power can be seen in many characters, from no corruption in Tom Bombadil, to some in Frodo, Boromir, and even more in Gollum. Those with more power to begin with are more likely to be corrupted, and Saruman is a great example of this. In Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R Tolkien, power causes addiction and corruption in many of…

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    Essay On Lobbyists

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    One of the first American lobbyists was William Hull, who in was hired by veterans in1792 to lobby for additional compensation. Since, the lobbying has boomed into an industry and numerous interest groups have hired people to lobby on their behalf. This have gone viral since its inception and now we have thousands of lobbyists and spend billions of dollars a year. Is it effective? Effectiveness of lobbyists is situation dependent and it is rather difficult to assess. There are multiple…

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    Synthesis Essay On Power

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    Corruption in politics or government has always existed all around the world, and accordingly, there has long been an common adage that “power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely”. However, this is incorrect because power does not corrupt absolutely, as it varies its effect depending on the person who has it. People with different degree of morals show different behaviors after they attain power. Socialized power, personalized power, and physical power; there are different kinds of…

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    Corruption is the unethical and dishonest acts that can be done by a government or a powerful being. There are many corrupt government and powerful leaders out there are taking control of all their citizens without giving the population what they want. The novel, A Handmaid’s Tale, by Margaret Atwood, is about a totalitarian government who uses their power to completely control the lives of women in society, but the protagonist finds a way to overpower the government and get back her human…

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    Why Is Bribery Illegal

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    Bribing public officials is not only illegal it is a crime. Throughout history, bribery and the government have gone hand and hand. Bribery is when someone accepts something of value for an act that they would not have otherwise been done. There are laws in place for the United States government and Military to deter bribery but due to the lightness of the punishments it continues to happen. Heavier punishments, however, will better deter and eventually stop bribes from this happening. When the…

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    Combating Mediocrity Means

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    Introduction This test paper was based on test questions on chapters 6, 7 and 12. For chapter 6: Public Corruption for Profit. I explained the relationship between incorruptibility, cynicism and consolation. Also for same chapter I explained Blanchard and Peel’s “Ethics Check”. For chapter 7 lectures I explained what “Combating Mediocrity” means. And lastly for chapter 12 I explained what the author means by “who is to say what to do and “Thinking it through”. What is Tragedy and Nobel cause…

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    Interest groups are known to be corrupt and always bribe secretly elected official. They only look after their desire and their need. I believe they should be tougher restrictions on interest groups, and they should be laws both federal and state level that investigates them thoroughly. If the government does not monitor interest groups closely they will be lots of corruption that will devastate the economy and the credibility of the United States as a thriving democracy. Interest groups…

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    Scandals concerning corruption and blackmail are expected elements of politics in movies and on television. There have been famous corruption scandals in American history, such as the Iran-Contra Affair. The public seems to expect that politicians are willing to take money in exchange for political favors and to use insider information for their personal benefit. Like Sir Chiltern, Martha Stewart famously used insider information to have money. In her case, Stewart sold stocks that she…

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    Corruption In China Essay

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    Macau is sometimes referred to the “Macau Laundry Service” and this laundry service has proven to be especially attractive to corrupt Chinese officials (Osnos). These corrupt government officials typically spend a lot of money, however, the money isn’t theirs to spend. On one account a party of two party officials lost a staggering $12 million in Macau casinos (Osnos). Unfortunately, this kind of behavior is typical of many party officials. On average it is estimated that officials might spend…

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    In The Ted Talk Analysis

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    In the ted talk by Rory Steward, the talk is about the democracy and the corruption all over the world. However, the author is mainly focus on Britain, United State and Afghanistan in which he said that, the citizens in Britain believes that the corruption in their country is over 84% increase more than other countries around the world, because their political system has been broken down (page 9.7) which changes over the time in a major shift. In American democracy, the author describes that if…

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