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    The Handicap general runs into the theatre in front of the people and points her shotgun at Harrison. “Freeze. Don’t move or else…” “Or else what?” ”You’re going to kill me for breaking out of jail for the wrong things that has been affecting me and everyone else who is a handicap?” “But obviously you wouldn’t understand what we go through because it is your job to torture us with these metals and all the other devices that prevent us from using our gifts” ”Am i not speaking the truth.”…

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    the Bill of Rights have given us the chance to have freedom of speech, religion, and press without government interference. For a while, these freedoms seemed fair and just because everyone had a voice, and more importantly everyone thought people, even ones they did not agree with, should be able to use their voice. Lately, with the rise of technology and social media, Americans and the government have become less inclined to let certain people exercise their born freedoms, either because they…

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    live in while people think they’re benefiting themselves but are actually destroying their freedom. The works Brave New World, “Harrison Bergeron” and “Fifty States of Fear” all have dystopian elements with varying degrees of sacrifice and gain. In general, dystopian societies offer safety, and equality; however, citizens sacrifice individuality and freedom, which, as shown in the texts, can lead to complete authorization of the upper class. The citizens of the state feel as though they’re…

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    States. Every year, the government uses a lot of money in the programs to help the homeless, for example, to provide food to them. These programs can not reduce the amount of homeless and let them join in the development of the United States. In our law, we decide to use a part of the taxes which were used in the homeless programs in the past to provide the loan to the homeless. After a certain time, the homeless will return a part of the loan to the government so that the government can…

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    thus making many more people eligible. The constitution also made it so the Pennsylvania legislature was only one body, which is know as a unicameral government. The biggest thing that the constitution did was remove the position of governor entirely because people thought of governors as small-scale kings. These changes left the Pennsylvania government to be run by the people in only one body because they believed that having a higher body of legislature was like having a higher class of…

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    Abraham Lincoln defined democracy as, “government for the people, of the people, by the people.” In essence, people participation is the core of the democratic system of government. One way to participate politically is by joining interest groups, which seek to pursue and protect its’ members and in some cases, public interests. They seek to influence policies of government along these interests. One way interest groups contribute to the democratic process is through campaign funding for a…

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    month later citizens were asked to vote “yes” or “no” to the statement, “Faced with international aggression launched against our fatherland, I support President Pinochet in his defense of the dignity of Chile and reaffirm the legitimacy of the government…” (Constable, Valenzuela 68). With the election being rigged (blank ballots were counted as yes) Pinochet was able to claim victory. Two things were established with his political victory. First, Pinochet made it seem as though the people had a…

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    There is an important relationship between government and markets, with the government playing an essential role in a market economy. The government has three general market functions: market creation, market protection, and market adjustment. The Pay Ratio Disclosure Rule is justified under both the market protection and the market adjustment functions of government, which are discussed in more detail below. Both of these functions help the SEC and federal securities laws achieve their mission…

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    SURVEILLANCE AND THE PANOPTICON 499 Accordingly, we accept the various encroachments upon civil liberties because they are critical to equip our governments with the tools and the data to eliminate the risk of terror and other violent criminality. Yet, these are the same tools and data that can be used against us, and we are complicit and cheer the overt, unashamed construction of a police state, differentiated from a democratic regime by the sheer scale of surveillance. One is not free to…

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    The Progressive movement attempted to reform American society by removing corruption, including people more directly in the political process, and preventing the government from solving social problems; they were successful to the extent of ensuring that all voices are heard and promoting the general welfare of American citizens. The Progressive Era lasted from 1890 to 1920 and focused on eliminating problems caused by rapid industrialization. During these years, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt,…

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