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    Peta Advertising

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    marketing strategies demonstrates that the organization actually perpetuates patriarchal ideals through the objectification of women. Just as PETA goes after Sea World, they also have made it a point to criticize circuses. A recent advertisement criticized the torture of animals at circuses, which is a completely valid critique, however, the ad features Meggan Anderson wearing nothing but high heels, holding a stuffed elephant over her butt and it reads, “Let her entertain you, not the…

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    Hard Time's Family The novel Hard Time shows a literate history and view of life in the town of Coketown in England During Industry age. The novel concentrate highly on the value of family. The legal familes in Hard TImes were emepty of the feeling of love and the sense of being family members. Families like the industries were machinized during the Vicotrian era. Family was not more than a factory. In the house of Mr. Grandgrind, stone lodge, every thing was going according to…

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    The Tigers Alive “Some birds are not meant to be caged, that's all. Their feathers are too bright, their songs too sweet and wild. So you let them go, or when you open the cage to feed them they somehow fly out past you. And the part of you that knows it was wrong to imprison them in the first place rejoices, but still, the place where you live is that much more drab and empty for their departure.” ― Stephen King, Rita Hayworth and Shaw shank Redemption: A Story from Different Seasons The…

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    Imagine someone sitting at home on their couch, watching TV when Sarah McLachlan pops up with a dog in her lap that looks healthy and happy. The commercial starts, the song “Angel” plays in the background, and words start to pour across the screen. “Every day in America thousands of animals suffer from cruelty and neglect… thousands were rescued last year, but for thousands of others help came too late…” through these words, the screen cuts to pictures of animals that have been rescued, animals…

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    Roman Military Essay

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    From what began as an unsalaried citizen militia to a later professional force, the roman military is undoubtedly one of the greatest and most dominant forces of all time. The roman military, which was far more advanced that any other military of its time, was one of the primary reasons of Rome’s rise to power and its dominance across Europe. The constant need of warfare over a various amount of land, highly encouraged the Romans to improve and focus on areas of knowledge such as military…

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    for the benefit of both humans and animals. Some of these rights include: freedom from hunger and thirst by ready access to water and diet to maintain a healthy life, freedom from pain due to experiments done on animals, or bad treatment at circuses and zoos, also freedom from fear due to mental suffering or animal watching another one of its kind being…

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    Thousands of cases of animal abuse are filed each year, but less than a quarter of them lead to convictions (Friedman 34). Many of these cases filed are due to the use of animals in entertainment. Today, places like zoos, circuses, bull fights, horse races, and others use animals as amusement. These entertainment industries thrive on well trained and compliant animals, which is difficult to achieve. Trainers then use punishment and cruelty to train and care for those animals. Entertainment…

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    Argument Due to the expansion of railroads throughout the late 19th century, American circuses were able to travel across country and gain popularity between all socioeconomic levels. In response to their arrival, the townspeople directed a lot of enthusiasm towards the circuses and sequentially brushed aside the other cheap amusements in their towns such as the live acts, expositions, and World’s Fair. It became a place to escape reality. The main attraction of the circus was the American…

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    Wild Animals In Captivity

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    led many people to associate their abnormal behaviors to psychological suffering. Local zoos and aquariums seem to draw most of the attention from the general public about captive wild animal rights and welfare; however, many forget that traveling circuses are just as much at fault. Coming into one’s hometown once or twice a year, the traditional circus puts on a ‘spectacular show’ using wild animals as part of the main attractions. In essence, they serve as the living props for the actors and…

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    I am against animal experimentation, cruelty, and I don’t think animals should be used in circuses, or abandoned. Thousands of animals die from being left out on the streets and starve or get killed from being abused or forced to fight other animals. Zoo owners and factory farm owners are affected by the leading issue. The main controversies are people who think animals are used for entertainment or to keep animals in farms. Events that are related to this issue are animal cruelty, animal…

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