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    Legalized gambling shouldn’t be considered a controversial issue because 86% of Americans believe they have the right to gamble with their own money. Hence, the moral outrage against legalized gambling is primarily a function of the extreme religious right wing. One of their most influential crusaders has been William Bennett, who affected a number of government policies from within the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administration. For instance, while serving as Bush’s drug czar, he suggested…

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    Outsider and Rebellion Operates. They trusted in individual freedom, point out rights, and somewhat and frail federal with little polices. This can be contrasted plus the Advanced Republican Gathering yet is very indistinguishable to the current day Libertarian Bash. Simply put these people never truly improved much, they did change names a substantial measure, however and developed into to some degree hybridized about the off chance that you will into today 's Recognition based and Republican…

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    Self-knowledge helping make Ethical Decisions When one takes on the challenge of becoming a Social Worker, they must first understand where they stand in their own life, in regards to ethical and moral dilemmas. After all, one will be aiding other individuals in the making of choices. These are the type decisions that will, greatly affect their life. If a person goes into this field without strong, positive ethics and morals, they could find them self in a disarray of trouble, or even worse…

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    Butt 3 Sometimes the ignorance from the fact or inability to listen to one’s conscience is considered to be a blessing. Jocasta and Lady Macbeth would never commit suicide and would remain in their senses, would they not felt about their illicit actions of incest and murder respectively, but once they’ve realization of their wrong deeds, their conscience start blaming them, feeling the burden of guilt and shame. “To feel shame, one has to compare one’s behavior against standards in which one has…

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    Incompatibilism and compatibilism are theories about the relationship between determinism and free will. Compatibilism is the idea that free will and determinism can coexist. Incompatibilists deny this by way of two theories; the denial of determinism (libertarianism) and the denial of free will. Determinism is the theory that every event was determined by a previous existing cause. Given the laws of nature and the initial state of the universe, there is only one possible course of history;…

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    The U.S. military has long been faced with the task of recognizing and resolving a seemingly endless array of constraints while upholding its fundamental purpose to protect our nation from enemies, both foreign and domestic. Presently, the U.S. government and citizenry are actively seeking ways to decrease military spending, further tightening these constraints. As a result, the U.S. military is challenged to maintain and strengthen its basic foundation using practical and innovative methods…

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    Ayn Rand Research Paper

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    Born Alisa Zinov'yevna Rosenbaum to a Jewish family in Tsarist Russia, Ayn Rand was surrounded by pogroms aimed at the Jewish and anti- semitism increased after the assassination of Tzar Alexander II in 1881. There were two younger sisters in her family: Natalia, known as Natasha, and Elanora, known as Nora. Her mother was Anna Borisovna née Kaplan and they had a mutual dislike of each other as Rand thought she was a social climbing, unprincipled conformist and Borisovna thought her daughter did…

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    Central Theme The author’s main argument in this very interesting book is to analyze what is the right thing to do—as the title indicates. As I read the book, I came to the conclusion that there is no direct answer as to what is the right thing to do, even through all of his examples and references of moral philosophers. It was up to me, the reader, to decide—based on my moral intellectual self—what the right thing to do is. Sandel overall taught us that justice comes in different shapes and…

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    fourths of the guns used in the past 70 mass shootings were legal weapons. (Mark Follman) Pro-gun control advocates think that if the laws were stricter these kinds of events could be stopped before they happen. As Molly Ivins says, “As a civil libertarian, I, of course, support the Second Amendment. And I believe it means exactly what is says: A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.…

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    While it may be a worthwhile consideration to change how our votes are counted, the idea that changing how votes are counted could result in electing a non-Republican or non-Democrat to high office is pure fantasy in my opinion. The fact of the matter is we have some of the poorest voter turnout imaginable and in reality the number of people who register to vote under one of the "alternative" parties is negligible. Not mainstream ideas One of the biggest challenges third parties face in the…

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