Media coverage of the Iraq War

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    democratic party, Hilary Clinton wants to reconcile the country. Trump replied by agreeing to get back the America to its greatness. But as usual, he started talking about a subject that has no relation with the asked question such as the US deal with Iraq that Donald trump qualified as unilateral…

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    1995 he explains that the Exposure to weapons and desensitization to violence, however, could exacerbate criminal tendencies and argues against the draft. However the mandatory military conscription does not mean that each draftee will be sent to war. They may just be in the reserves and receive the military training necessary to carry out any military action that would be necessary. The mandatory Conscription could decrease crime if it is viewed as a way to increase the overall quality by…

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    The United States (U.S.) military efforts in both the Philippine Insurrection (1899-1902) and Operation IRAQI FREEDOM (OIF) were successful combat operations. Although the U.S. was successful in liberating the Philippines from Spain and freeing Iraqis from the oppressive Saddam Hussein Regime, the military struggled with a prolonged counter insurgency (COIN) in both instances. The similarities between the COIN policies of attraction and chastisement in the Philippines and OIF show that the U.S.…

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    Religion In The Exorcist

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    October 1973, The Exorcist generated an unprecedented amount of pandemonium among movie goers worldwide. Theaters across the us, and the world, were flooded with patrons hoping to experience the shock and terror that was inspiring such notorious media coverage. Media outlets across the globe were reporting murders and suicides attributed to the film, “in San Francisco a deranged patron charged the screen in an attempt to kill the demon; in Harlem a priest attempted to exercise drugs from his…

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    of Boko Haram, a militant Islamist group in Nigeria? Out of sight and out of mind seems to be the motto of the media in the West, where spreading fear is leading to more and more prejudice against victims of terrorism calling themselves refugees, or even the Canadian citizens simply practicing their Muslim faith in a supposed free country. Even Facebook, a claimed ‘global’ social media, ignores the atrocities of the world unless they happen to take place in a major…

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    live event such as the Boston Marathon event, the perpetrators had a world stage to broadcast their beliefs and values toward what they thought of as ‘American interference’ in the wars of Afghanistan and Iraq. Due to the live coverage of the explosions, this meant that the UCC needed to immediately start providing media releases to the public about what had occurred. During the first day on which the bombing occurred, the UCC held four press conferences explaining what they were doing in…

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    To make elections more accessible for the common man, the United States should also expand and improve public media, and with that, free and equal airtime for all candidates. A study found that “...those in democratic nations with well funded and prominent nonprofit and noncommercial broadcasting systems, political knowledge tends to be relatively higher than in…

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    Syrian Refugees

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    11.3 million people have been displaced by the civil war in Syria and, despite a lack of coverage recently in the media, the number is only growing (World Vision). When asked, people guessed the number of refugees to be in the thousands and one even responded “is that still going on?” (Mason). We, as people of the world, should help out the refugees by all able-countries working together to assist diplomatically, socially, and economically. In addition, informing the masses about this ongoing…

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    Black Lives Matter Case

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    people make their assessments of guilt based on the information provided by the media? No one person is perfect and we all have flaws, however, when those flaws are shown by the media as a reason someone is guilty or innocent of a crime that truly short-changes our justice system and it confuses people who are charged with the responsibility of determining if the person was guilty of innocent of the crime. The media use their own criteria to determine if they will work on a case, “a criteria…

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    concept in media and its application by the media. The concept of framing as it relates to media, is based on focusing on the mere essence of an issue or a certain event and then creating and molding the story in order to influence how the consumer processes the information. The framing theory was first put forth by Erving Goffman (Goffman,). Goffman stated that people will interpret what goes on around the world through their primary framework. This means that if one only watches only one…

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