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    attempted to protect young people from adults who may attempt to take advantage of them. An individual is not bound by the terms of his or her contract until he or she reaches the age of majority, which is the age at which a person is legally recognized as an adult. A person who has not reached the age of majority is regarded as a minor, or, in the eye of the law, an infant. While minors are permitted to enter into a contract, the contract…

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    failed to instill advanced ideals such as the rule of the majority, however insured equality before the law and religious tolerance to a larger degree. The French Revolution failed to instill the rule of the majority to the people because Napoleon proclaimed himself emperor for life without giving citizens the choice to vote. To add, The Napoleonic Civil Code of France 1804 didn’t address and include clauses that reinforce the rule of the majority. On the contrary, the Declaration of the Rights…

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    The kids talked about her, as they typically did, not knowing that she could understand every single word spilling out of their mouths. “Look at her nose—look at her eyes! Why are they that small? So weird.” Being one of the only Chinese girls in her Beverly Hills neighborhood was somewhat similar to a museum exhibition, 8-year-old Shoko thought. She stuffed her blonde-haired, blue-eyed Barbie into her backpack and kept walking. In the same moment across the country, 15-year-old Monique stared…

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    way the citizens are contrived. Locke, who aligns with the contemporary version of “Classical Liberalism,” which is the modern-day political right, establishes a good citizen by entering into civil society based on a consent form of government and majority rule. This understanding of political…

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    The majority of criminals in a minor facility have at least one mental illness. Some reported with symptoms of aggression, depression, and anxiety. Mental illness is a popularity that occurs among young offenders. It is two to four times higher than the national rate of all youth. According to Gottesman (2011), thirty percent of children, who are detained in a juvenile facility has a history of either physical or sexual abuse. Articles have shown that majority of minors had a bad…

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    speech to Citizens United a non-profit organization. The majority found that corporations have a voice and have a vested interest in informing the electorate. The majority found that the government’s regulation or censorship to control thought “to command where a person may get his or her information or what distrusted source he or she may not hear” Concluding that the “First Amendment confirms the freedom to think for ourselves.” The majority found the restriction of though unlawful and…

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    Majoritarian democracy refers to democracy based upon majority rule of a society's citizens. Although common, the majoritarian democracy is not commonly traditional. If the majority (say 85% of the people) passes a law that the minorities (15% of the people) no longer have certain rights or are no longer citizens, or cannot protest their situation...then that’s the way it is. In the 1950's and 1960's if the U.S. had been a majoritarian democracy, African American’s would not have received more…

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    right to freedom. Being free means that we have the ability to make decisions that are best for us as a member of society. If we lived in a utilitarian society, our right to freedom would be violated because we would be doing what is best for the majority of society, not what everyone wants to be done. Tori brought up Michael Sandel’s example about the doctor contemplating killing one health patient in order to save the lives of 5 sick individuals. The rights of the one health individual would…

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    After that the bill is returned to the House and Senate Floor for debate and amendments. Then to the Conference committee for reconciliation of the differences between House and Senate. If majority of conferees from each body approves the reconciled bill it sent to the House/Senate Floor debate. If majority of each body passes identical bill, then it is signed into law (or vetoed) by the president. That is not procedural, but a total political process. Are earmarks a “necessary evil” or do…

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    Prosper Vs WW1

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    It is better for a few to suffer greatly in order for the majority to prosper than it is for all to suffer an equal amount. If every single person suffers the same amount then no one will be able to enjoy life. Also if everyone suffers the same amount no one would know what things could hurt or even kill us. Parents wouldn’t have to worry about their children suffering as they grew up if a few suffered for the majority to prosper. Their children could have a good life and wouldn’t have to worry…

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