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    the U.s declaring independence. The declaration of independence was just full of injustices so it led to the constitution which had a stable rights for every individual. Therefor the constitution had to be made so that everyone could be treated equally, having their own individual rights. First off the British Government would totally ignore individuals needs. They refused for a long time the consent of certain laws that was felt necessary for the benefits of all. “He has refuses his…

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    working as a community is not efficient. When everyone’s individual thoughts are contributing to the goal or task of the community, a positive outcome will be achieved. In the book The Moon is Down it shows that individualism is imperative when working in a community. In Steinbeck’s novel he illustrates when a society values individualism, the community thrives and grows stronger. The townspeople in The Moon is Down portray the free individuals who value morals and thoughts and work for the good…

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    of crime control and individual rights has to be flexible in order for us to have a civilized society. Crime control which is the government enforcing the rules and laws of the land. When these rules and laws are broken, there are control measures put in place and consequences for not adhering to them. However, all individuals are entitled to their rights according to 4th amendment and 8th amendment of our constitution. The balance between crime control and individual rights will shift…

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    one tells another individual that they wish they could be like them or dress like them. I have a friend who is constantly telling me things such as, “I wish I owned your closet – I wish I could pull off that look like you – I wish I was your weight.” These statements are considered compliments in the world, but why? They are individuals wishing to be somebody they are not, and probably will never be. Some may get weirded out by people telling them things like this. Most individuals do not tell…

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    The idea of competitive separation can be thought of as an evolution of forms seen in aspects of human innovation and creativity. With innovative thought, individuals are constantly wanting to seek the truth by creating theories that explain the existence of substances and the origins of life itself. With creative mind, humans can physically demonstrate their culture of emotions through a development of thought transformed through various branches of expression. These evolutionary forms of…

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    within every individual that is of great value, but for many, it has gone to waste. This thing which is deep within an individual is a force, a force with the capability of changing anything and everything for the good. Those who never find it perhaps experience the greatest loss to mankind. This force is called self-determination. In the novella Anthem, Ayn Rand is able to depict a completely collectivist society which struggles to make any progressions through the eyes of one individual,…

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    where individuals value and appreciate their freedom and personal independence (McLean, 2010). Often times the individual will require some assistance, but the outcome still comes from the individual themselves. In an individualistic culture individual rights take center stage, independence is highly valued, dependency is looked down upon, and people are self-reliant (Cherry, 2016). People tend to be strong, assertive, self-reliant and independent. Due to this independent nature individuals…

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    He refuses to allow the government to take away the one huge part of his humanity. Government always oppresses individuals’ thoughts and relationships because being an individual destroys the government 's goal of control over their citizens. A big part of being human is being able to think about the opposite sex. In addition, love in sex is a huge part of what makes one an individual. However, in 1984, thoughts about sex are limited. Sex in 1984 is seen only as a way to produce children for the…

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    Principles are based on a person’s morals and understandings of right from wrong. My principle for example; is that I should always conduct myself in a respectable manner in order for people to respect me. Values are based around a person’s environments and upbringing. Our values are normally influenced by our elders such as parents and siblings. There are a number of principles and values that are linked to health and social care. Jim’s a person who suffers with bipolar he has been…

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    Individuality vs. Conformity Are people really ‘individuals’, or are we all just individual together? The controversy of conformity and individuality is one that been continuously in the spotlight, and Colin Wilson makes a profound and striking statement against men and women alike. “The average man is a conformist, accepting miseries and disasters with the stoicism of a cow standing in the rain.” He makes a bold statement here, one that the book The Fountainhead can help overturn. One of the…

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