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    Enrich Maria Remarque’s book ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ features Paul Bäumer, a 20-year old German soldier who represents a whole generation of men that history refers to as the ‘Lost Generation.’ Through his character, the author tells a story of men who were destroyed by what is referred to as ‘The Great War.’ For instance, in chapter 2, Paul attempts to describe the difference between his generation and that of the older soldiers and notes that the older soldiers had a life before the…

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    Introduction USAA Insurance Company is under focus in this paper. The company offers insurance services to families and people that served or serve in the United States Military. Apart from insurance services, it currently offers other services like banking, investing opportunity to their customers. The company was started in 1922 by 25 Army officers as a scheme for mutual self-insurance. Many companies in that era failed to provide insurance services to army officers because they were deemed to…

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    “If a man can only obey and not disobey, he is a slave; if he can only disobey and not obey, he is a rebel” (Fromm 125). Obedience is a trait that parents instill in children to keep them safe and out of trouble. Throughout life, people realize obedience is not always the answer; however, ruling out obeying as a whole is counterproductive. In “Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem”, Erich Fromm claims people fear authority, yet wish to climb the ladder to reach maximum power. In…

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    Imagine a time where children didn’t matter, and they were just seen as a nuisance with no purpose. Before the 1700s, in the medieval times, children were seen as miniature adults, to eventually grow up and help out their parents (Ansell, 2005, p.9). It was not until the late 190 0s where we saw a reform in favour of children, this reform was the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the child, where a draft was started in 1979 for the International year of the child and was fully completed…

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    Writing school shootings are cruel.School shootings can happen out of nowhere and it’s scary for the the teachers and the students. The students will be terrified and don’t know how they will respond from they will be running across the classroom to hid and some will will be hiding under desks. School shooting are happening around the world and the kids will scared for days, grade school student will be scared because they won’t know how to act during it. It’s for any student in any school…

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    Isaiah was a prophet who lived in Judah during 739 BC, and his kingdom was going to attack Assyria because they wanted freedom but Isaiah wanted peace in his kingdom. Isaiah's kingdom wanted to be free because they had to pay assyria to not attack them, but his kingdom was being attacked by Assyria because they have been so unfaithful to God they would get conquered by Assyria. Then Isaiah told the king to believe in God and that God would save them but he didn’t listen, but told him again and…

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    parental discipline, correctional violence against a child is still permitted as a defense and an exception for assault. The focus on correctional violence will be primarily focus on the justification as used for parents, as most province have banned corporal punishment in schools. The Criminal…

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    (Introducing Ethics, p. 601). In theory this makes sense, but the problem I have with this argument is that a lot of criminals don’t think about the consequences, but rather on the mental/physical high or the payout. Bedau continues to advocate against corporal punishment by stating, “If, however, severe punishment can deter crime, then long-term imprisonment is severe enough to deter any rational person from committing a violent crime” (Introducing Ethics, p. 602). This, like the earlier…

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    administered and the people live together on good terms the criminal class is small. The statute law is sometimes violated and plots made against the sovereign, when the crime is brought to light the offender is imprisoned for life, he does not suffer any corporal punishment, but alive and dead, he is not treated as the member of the community (lit, as a man). For offences against social morality and disloyal and unfilial conduct, the punishment is to cut off the nose, or an ear, or a hand or…

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    do some in the home. You can look at spanking in a pro/con perspective. Where pro studies show that spanking properly used, can lead to well behaved children. Con is spanking is harmful and can affect children later in life. Research shows that corporal punishment in the home has been banned in 31 countries. Those countries are Spain, Israel, Kenya and Costa Rica. Research also shows that there is no prohibition exists in the United States. Even though 32 states have laws forbidding teachers…

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