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    Abortion has been one of the biggest controversies of all time. In “A Defense of Abortion” Judith Thomson argues, a fetus does not have the right to life or the ability to use someone else’s body. She explains the differences between Good Samaritan and Minimally Decent Samaritan. My objection is that Thomson’s experiment is not realistic, a person has to follow the responsibilities originated from their behavior, and a parent has a commitment to care for their child, and counts as a Minimally…

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    A rule, regulation, or law that prohibits debate or discussion of a particular issue. Between 1836 and 1844, the U.S. House of Representatives adopted a series of resolutions and rules that banned petitions calling for the Abolition of Slavery (Farlex, 2003). If a provider refuses to sign the Global…

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    The house of a debate on The Doha Debate show believed that “The War on Terror has become a War on Islam.” Anas ALtikriti and Dr. Mustafa were with the motion; Faisal Abdul Rauf and Ramzi Khouri were against the motion. What compelled me to write this analysis is Anas Altikriti, founder of Muslim Association of Britain, and his usage of rhetoric to drive his appeal to ethos and pathos. Anas started with a nice introduction that restated what the house believes and how complex the issue is.…

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    presidential election of 1860 that the issue of slavery was freely debated upon between candidates. This topic was debated upon in a series of debates between the republican candidate Abraham Lincoln and the northern democratic candidate Stephen Douglas. It was from these debates that the term and use of Lincoln-Douglas Debates originated. However, it was during these debates that Abraham Lincoln ambitions to abolish slavery came to be known by all and feared by virtually all southerners. In…

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    It was 8pm October 13th, the night of the first Democratic debate to be moderated by Anderson Cooper. The excitement was boiling over to see what policies the left wing had to offer America. I watched the first two Republican debates and heard nothing of any substance for moving the country forward, basically no plans or policies were ever discussed. I will admit, both of the GOP’s debates were extremely entertaining with the plethora of personal attacks that were exchanged. The independent…

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    First of all, if this paper was not assigned, I would still have watched the debate. Fortunately, this assignment added a little incentive to watching. For the last eight years, I have watched almost every debate, both the Primary and Presidential ones. However, for many Americans, this first Presidential Debate would be the first time they would watch and listen to these two candidates discuss the various current issues facing our country and their future plans to help solve or best mitigate…

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    Pro Life Research Paper

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    For my topic for my midterm exam,I have chosen the topic abortion. Now this in my opinion is one of the most controversial topics in all of the world. Usually, pro-lifers and people who are pro-life usually debate about which side of the argument is correct, and most of the time leads to violence. But that's not a place that I'm speaking from today. I'm here to tell you how I think that pro-choice is the way to go. There are many reasons why I think that pro-choice is the way to go. One of…

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    There is a hot topic about late term abortion becoming legalized in the United States. This issue has divided our country, there have been many heated arguments and debates. Late Term Abortion should not be legalized anywhere because you are taking an innocent life, compromising the health of the mother and it is taking the accountability away from the parents. Weather you think it or not late term abortion is taking a human beings life from them. Approximately 848,163 late term abortions were…

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    The debate over abortion is split into two groups, one in which contains those who describe themselves as “pro-choice” and believe that abortion should be easily accessed by those who need it, and “pro-life” those who believe that abortion is immoral and should be considered murder. And while both sides present several points to support their beliefs, it is the woman’s right to decide whether or not she goes through a pregnancy. One of the main arguments in the subject of abortion is the…

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    most uncommon debates was held on Thursday night, just four days before the Iowa caucuses: A republican debate without a front runner. Donald Trump did not attend the debate as he claimed that Fox News and the moderator Megyn Kelly treated him poorly. Instead, Donald Trump held his own event, raising money for veterans. That being said, seven rivals were left on stage, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Chris Christie, Jeb Bush, John Kasich and Rand Paul. The six previous debates had been…

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