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    Men who indulge in philanthropy and maintain the poor as well as they maintain themselves because it’s a moral calling to do good are not necessarily good men. Henry Thoreau, author of “Walden”; argues that philanthropy is “overrated” and that it is selfish to “Stand between any man and his genius”. Thoreau emphasizes the gift of living and cherishing accomplishments stating them as “Blessings to mankind”, he uses figurative language,ethos, and pathos appeals, to demonstrate how he views…

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    Stricter Gun Control Laws

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    the media. With this comes a call for stricter gun control laws. While it has quickly become a massive controversy, there is no doubt that laws concerning gun control should be more strict because of the potential of lower death rates, criminal possession of firearms, and safety during domestic disputes. At the onset, stricter gun control laws would lower murder and suicide rates. Switzerland and Finland are both countries with high rates. However, “In 2009 Switzerland had 24 gun homicides…

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    medical marijuana laws don’t understand about patients’ needs and rights to marijuana. Essentially the government is strong arming medical marijuana patients and forcing them into databases run by the government, they have done this by limiting possession and growing rights resulting in the need for more patients to use the registry. Government is also even giving incentives to join the registry. They have mentioned if you join the state regulated medical marijuana database you will be able…

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    Sexual Regulation In Islam

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    Throughout the Islamic empire there were many forms of regulation used to keep society civilized and organized in a manner that benefited those in power--whether they be Christian or Muslim. The more obvious forms of regulation include political, social and religious, all of which are easily identified in the sources studied this semester. One of the more uncommon forms of regulation that was not touched upon is sexuality; examples of sexual regulation can also be found in the poems and…

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    that way. By contrasting the use of these poetic couplets with the Duke’s words in “My Last Duchess,” Browning is able to bring further attention to his argument against the societal gender issues of his time; particularly the objectification of, possession of, and misunderstanding of, women within his contemporary…

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    1 maro and 87 oram was all she had. Orams saved one at a time. Three times Mij counted the orams as they were so valuable at the time. The next day was Christmas and she had to get something for Alled, her husband. She had only one perfect gift she wanted to buy but she could never buy it with the money she had right now. Mij called her dog and her companion, Mark Watney. Mark stood next to Mij and waited for his owner to give him a friendly command. Mij looked into Mark’s eyes, they were full…

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    American citizens who have been “caught” in possession of this drug are usually prosecuted and many times thrown in prison. Once released from prison these citizens have a very difficult time trying to put their lives back together as they are branded with a felony on their record and no longer have…

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    Cyprus. Othello then speaks to Iago and describes himself sarcastically as a man of ‘honesty and trust’, telling the Duke that ‘To his conveyance I assign my wife’ (Act 1. Scene 2. Line 283). Here Desdemona, being Othello’s wife, is seen as his possession with the way he “assigns” her. Then, the first Senator sends Othello on his way and concludes by saying ‘use Desdemona well’ (Act 1. Scene 2. Line 288). The word choice of “use” made by Shakespeare is indicating that Desdemona will be used for…

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    Atkinson was arrested on a plethora of charges. The Gloucester Times reports on what Mr. Atkinson was charged with writing, “Three counts possession of firearms without a license (firearm identification card), Possession of a rifle without a license, Possession of an internal machine (rocket launcher), Possession of mace without a license, two counts of possession of large-capacity ammunition.” In addition, the address that Grant Island Group is listed at is in a shopping mall with no physical…

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    Naturalism In Fight Club

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    lose everything that you 're free to do anything.” The quote from the movie Fight Club, although despite the title, is a movie about purging a person’s life from the physical things that dictate one’s existence. The importance of materialistic possessions is meaningless, especially an obsession with things other than intellectual, and especially, spiritual things. As a Christian, God should be the only habitual occupation of our focus in life. Succumbing to the deceitfulness of false sources of…

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