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    Academic Dishonesty In technically terms I have been academically dishonest on numerous occasions. Most of these being in high school. These instances have been mostly within my group of friends who are pressured by our parents to do as best we can in school. Our group had different specialties in which people would say we were complete “nerds” in. Since we were in similar classes and had our different specialties we would use each other as resources while doing assignments. Sometimes it was…

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    because we are all God’s creations. Both are very good reasons, “Abortion takes the life of innocent human beings who are the most vulnerable in our society” (Napolitano). If it was a women’s own fault that she got pregnant then she shouldn’t have the choice to commit homicide of an unborn child because she and her partner were too lazy or in the moment to protect themselves from that factor and now have the urge to commit “a necessary evil” by pushing their mistake under the rug and getting an…

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    moderate. Liberals believe people need the government to achieve equal opportunities and equality for everyone. I believe without a government we could not function much at all. People need to make their own choices on many things but government needs to be in control to help people make the right choices. Power is wanted by many but held by…

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    One of the biggest arguments in today's society is the stance on abortion. Abortion, which is the killing of innocent unborn souls is ruthless. Would you be willing to murder a innocent child? What's your stance, pro-life or pro-choice? While most people believe abortion should be legal, others disagree. After the Roe vs Wade case, the Supreme Court simultaneously decided that women have the right of privacy under the 14th amendment; making it acceptable to abort a pregnancy within the…

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    repercussions of their choices and make sure they are weighing their options to do the right thing. And not make a choice that could be a result of peer pressure or just because they want others to like them. In a situation where the decision maker uses the Homecoming bias, the bias impairs their judgment so, people ought to keep in mind that they would be acting a way that isn 't normal for them as well as going out of their comfort zone. Instead of impulsively making a choice if the individual…

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    “No woman can call herself free who does not control her own body.” According to Margaret Sanger, a sex educator and birth control activist, a women should be allowed to abort her child if she desires to do so. Abortion is the removal of an embryo or fetus from the uterus in order to end a pregnancy. Abortion was legalized in the United States in 1973 through Roe V. Wade by the single pregnant women Jane Roe. Since then, this topic has always been controversial with some arguing for and others…

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    Every day, every person is faced with choices. Some choices, such as what to have for breakfast, are rather simple. Other choices, however, are much more complex and require extensive thought and decision making processes. As choices become more complex, the influence of one’s personal values, ethics, and integrity become much more visible in the ultimate outcome, or decision. As a person and a leader, it is how these choices are handled that allows us to look ourselves in the mirror and feel…

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    the morally correct course of action: the principle of utility. This principle says that all actions and rules must strive to produce the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Different schools of thought consider pleasure, happiness, and choice to be definitions of “good”. In addition, there are multiple schools of utilitarianism that could possibly have slightly different stances on abortion and euthanasia. Act utilitarianism applies the principle of utility to a specific action,…

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    more controversial issue, as there have been multiple cases brought into the Supreme Court in regards to abortion. In usual debates, the two sides of the argument consist of pro-life and pro-choice. Many who identify in the pro-life party base their arguments on religion, while those identifying with pro-choice focus of women’s rights, both of which arguments that have validity based on the Constitution. The issue currently in regards to abortion is that many abortion clinics nationwide are…

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    problems with either the mother or the child, and 93% of all abortions occur for social reasons (4). Ending an unborn baby’s life is not constituted by choice—no, it’s constituted by deliberate murder. First and foremost, slaughtering an unborn baby via abortion is wrong because an unborn baby is still biologically considered a human being. Pro-choice advocates support assertions, such as the prevention of overpopulation, exclusions of rape or incest victims, and constituting woman’s right to…

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