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    1 Amendment Rights Essay

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    This paper is destinated to understand the approach of 1st Amendment rights, and it's application related to the terrorism. I will first, try to uncover what is consider to be 'terroristic message', Secondly, I will try to figure out if there are different types of such a messages. Thirdly, I will search the way of transmission, for such a ' terroristic proposal', such as, but not limited to Internet, broadcast media( radio, TV), press. And if there is any difference, regarding the treatment…

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    I think that the all people opinions are important, regardless their political ideology, economic activities, religion, profession, ethnical group, social class or way of life, because the truth not is property of the few people is a constant social construction. The ideas about someone topic are necessary, and the actors, athletes and rock star had been life’s experiences that they can to give to children, mothers, fathers, family and the social groups. In any case, every person is free in…

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    many years. I am very happy to be an American citizen, and I would not want to live anywhere else. We have so much freedom in America, although some people believe that we do not have as much. The Bill of Rights gives us many freedoms, that cannot be taken away. The first reason I would like to talk about is freedom of religion, America was founded by people who were looking for freedom of religion, and that has been a staple in America for a very long time. If you come to America, you are free…

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    Web Filters In Schools

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    Are you tired of going through pages and pages of google just to find a website that isn’t blocked at school? Yeah, me too. It gets frustrating when you’re researching for a paper at school and it takes fifteen minutes to find a reliable website that isn’t blocked. There are many pros and cons when it comes to school web filters. People have different views on this topic. Some pros to having web filters in schools according to simplewallsoftware.com is, “...prevents students from accessing…

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    order to protect the community. There are many reasons why officials should not be able to monitor students’ online activity. For example, monitoring someone else's online activity and phone snooping is an invasion of privacy and a violation of freedom of speech. Gregory Diaz, a criminal suspect, agrees, saying, “Phone snooping violated the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.” No one should be able to monitor someone’s online activity without their…

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    Censorship In Libraries

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    whole, its helped us better the world. Libraries should never, in any case, be censored from the public. In the bill of rights, one of the most famous, and important amendments to americans in any time period is the first amendment, Specifically the freedom of speech. This right not only allows people to say whatever they want, it allows people to hear every side of an argument, and form their own opinions on many subjects, concerning our society…

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    Often Madison wrote to his college friend, William Bradford, and spoke of the religious persecution he was seeing, in one letter stating,” That diabolical, hell-conceived principle of persecution rages among some. . . . There are at this time in the adjacent county not less than five or six well meaning men in close jail for publishing their religious sentiments, which in the main are very orthodox. . . . So I must beg you to . . . pray for liberty of conscience for all.” (Wadman, p._) Madison’s…

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    The United States of America was built on the foundation that anyone of any religion can come and seek freedom. This nation was established two hundred and forty years ago and has been a place of refuge for individuals facing production in their native lands. Since its creation America has been known as one of the most tolerant countries in the world. Each year at the white house, the president lights a Christmas tree celebrating Christmas with the majority of the United States population. The…

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    A foundational religion should not affect a secular government. There needs to be a distinct separation between church and state. Religion cannot be applied to each person’s life. The government needs to be a representative of all people; it does not matter what race, gender, religion, etc. that a person identifies as, the laws and government regulations should be unbiased and adhered to by all. By allowing religion to be the basis of government, there is a bias towards those who do not follow…

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    Low Intelligence

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    Although some people would say that this is a terrible idea, it is unjust to not allow someone to practice their basic rights because they are not as smart as others. America was founded on the idea of freedom. If you take away someone’s rights based on their intelligence, that is not exactly freedom. Although some Americans may think letting someone with a low intelligence level do things like vote for a president is a bad idea, it is not fair to tell them that they cannot vote. Low…

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