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    Wall Street Movement campaign can be defined as the refusal to obey certain laws or governmental demands for the purpose of influencing legislation or government policy, characterized by the employment of such nonviolent techniques as boycotting, picketing, and nonpayment of taxes. This definition fits the campaign because it explains exactly what civil disobedience is, which goes extremely well with the Occupy Wall Street Movement…

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    When All Else Fails When one has exhausted all other options, when speaking no longer works, nonviolent direct action is the answer. When one is being pushed aside and told to wait, non-violent direct action becomes the answer. Non-violent direction action is completely acceptable because it lets the voice of the mistreated be heard, forces the issue to be addressed and is completely nonviolent. In using non-violent direct action, it calls for the voices of the minority to be heard. In 1912,…

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    According to dictionary.com civil disobedience is, “the refusal to obey certain laws or governmental demands for the purpose of influencing legislation or government policy, characterized by the employment of such nonviolent techniques as boycotting,picketing, and nonpayment of taxes.” So, basically it means that a citizen refuses to follow laws that they don’t believe in or that they think are unjust. According to the Great Debaters they say, “An unjust law is no law at all.” This is true…

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    Social movements have been around for ages. People have gathered together to right a wrong on all aspects of our society in an attempt to better our nation. Nothing changes if one cannot be passionate enough to start the movement for change. We must act on our passions, have determination and commit to our beliefs, if this happens we can conquer the world together. It is our responsibility to face injustices and do what we can to change the outcome. There have been many attempts to do so,…

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    During the great depression fallowing WWI people were in dire need for governmental support. The government however, failed its people and thus Self-help (better known as socialism) began. The people took matters into their own hands practicing a form of direct action. Self- help was designed out of the American’s desire for change and support regardless of government help. Self- help was pretty much something that worked like this, the benefit of the group over the benefit of the individual.…

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    (Budd, 2011,50) Regulations such as tax law which affects business and employment decisions will impact how much the employees are paid and how the working conditions. Also, law judgements placed to lawfully treat employees right while they are picketing, allows workers to freely picket without worrying that employers will fire them in a limited amount of time. This negatively impacts the employers as they would be losing valuable time of production and labour to meet demands of consumers. Thus,…

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    “Baptists” they immediately think about people who go to church or judgmental/hypocritical people, but the labels of being “judgmental” are totally false (Zhein’s Survey). However, according to the Westboro Baptist Church website their constant picketing and cruel offense that they do to judge people who are not only of the LGBT group (Figure 1). When the Orlando Shooting of the Pulse nightclub for gays took place, the WBC showed up to “support” those who suffered a loss or others who were there…

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    Other groups who are against the church say its a cult. There are different factors that can tell you if a religious group have become cult-like or not. First, their preacher, who was Phelps, became absolute leader since the beginning. Although, he and members of the church did not believe he was a prophet or incarnation of the holly spirit as many cult leaders believe themselves to be. Another cult aspect is the restriction of what member scan do in their every day lives. For example, the WBC…

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    Collective agreement. That’s the biggest separation between union and non-union work places. Employee’s who work under a non-unionized work environment are subject to being employed under “management conditions.” They have no legal protections about the conditions in which they were hired, so if a manager changes his/her mind about the terms and conditions of the employment your subject to those changes. Where as in a unionized work environment you have set terms and conditions in which you were…

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    He started at Washington DC, went up to New York to speak to the UN ( where his famous shoe smacking speech would happen a year later), to Pittsburgh to see union laborers picketing, Silicon Valley to see the IBM factory ( Where Khrush admired their cafeteria style dining), Hollywood (Where he would see behind the scenes of the film, “Can-Can” and have a fit about not being able to go to Disneyland, to Iowa to figure out how…

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