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    Introduction Nowadays, Internet becomes the most important thing in our life. Using mobile phone, computer, even game consoles, we need the Internet to connect with people to communicate all around the world while many unlimited information are shared in the Internet. Internet censorship is an important topic for users, which means the information and ideas are controlled within the society. Therefore, some of them are censored and not all can easily accessible online. The organization, even the…

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    Whether governments set up censorship to Internet and other relative territories? Ideally, appropriate censorship is helpful, such as to social safety, teens’ education and art development. However, if governments unduly employ censorship, there also are some issues happened. Social stability partly depends on information dissemination, although limiting information could keep society safe, citizens cannot obtain their freedom. Teens now overly rely on Internet for their study and entertainment,…

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    technology has made it easier for predators to not only collect and share paraphernalia, but it has also created a new pool of potential victims. To begin with, the definition of child pornography must be understood so the extent of how technology can contribute to its production can be understood. Child pornography is defined as: “A visual…

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    A First Amendment Junkie’s Argument Pornography is basic human right, according to Susan Jacoby in her article “A First Amendment Junkie”. How does she present a persuasive argument? Well, a good argument requires four things to be successful; it must have logos, ethos, pathos, and a lack of rhetorical fallacies. Susan Jacoby’s argument in “A First Amendment Junkie” is considered successful by most of these standards. She appeals to the reader’s logic by giving evidence to back up her claims.…

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    Child Pornography Case Study

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    A Case of Child Pornography and the Social Context R. v. Barabash, 2015 SCC 29, [2015] 2 S.C.R. 52 was a court case derived from the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench that was appealed to the last court, the Supreme Court of Canada. Donald Barabash, 60 years old at the time, was charged with making child pornography and possession of child pornography while, Shane Rollison, 41 years old at the time, was only charged with the making child pornography (cite). Barabash and Rollison were tried…

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    Rock And Roll Scandals

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    There have been many scandals in the history of rock and roll. One that always comes to mind is the tragedy of the Altamont Speedway Free Festival in California on December 6, 1969. Many thought it would be the next Woodstock and in some ways it was. Approximately 300,000 fans attended and there were many acts scheduled such as Jefferson Airplane, Santana, and CSNY, with the Rolling Stones as the final act. Grateful Dead was scheduled to play, but cancelled just prior to stage time because of…

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    The Hard Truths About Pornography In American society, individuals often discuss the consumption of pornography and its effects on humanity. The porn industry makes billions of dollars from producing pornography for viewers. Millions of people watch as porn stars showcase themselves, displaying their naked bodies to the public eye. Because pornography is widespread, researchers raise ethical questions on the public’s reciprocation of pornography and the influence that porn maintains over society…

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    Why Kids Sext Summary

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    The article, "Why Kids Sext," by Hana Rosin published in The Atlantic sets out to discuss, what teens think about sexting, how adults should deal with it and the legal actions and consequences facing it. The article talks about a sexting scandal, which took place in Virginia where hundred pictures of naked girls from Louisa County high school were posted on Instagram. Therefore, the police investigated on how these girls ended up on social networking site. An interesting piece from the article…

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    In today’s media, people love vigilante justice, actually we root for vigilante justice. We have movies like Taken, where a man takes the law into his own hands and goes after the men who took his daughter, and in the wake of this he kills over thirty men. In the show Dexter, the main character is a smart and likeable guy who decides who is a bad person and then kills them. We watch these things and don’t think twice about the aspect of the law. In real life, vigilante justice is and incredibly…

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    What is Sex Addiction. Sex Addiction is a conceptual model that describes compulsive participation or engagement in sexual activity, despite negative consequences. It is considered by its proponents to be the same thing as hypersexual disorder. Sex is powered by the brain, from lusting, thinking and reacting. Addicts tend to think about sex every day. Also, can convert back to being sexually abuse and feels the need of that high all the time. Sex addiction is real and causes people to act before…

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