Preserve and Protect

" This topic is well chosen as it is one of hot debate in America. This question first arose in my life a couple of years ago when Edward Snowden released his first bit of information. This was the shell shock that woke America from its somewhat dormant distrust of the government. It was a jaw dropping news headline, “With a top-secret court order, the NSA collected the telephone records from millions of Verizon customers.” This revelation brought back the age old debate of just how…

the colonies upon those principles of liberty which form an essential part of that constitution.” Franklin demonstrated that the colonists, before any fighting began, already had the idea in their minds that the existing government was failing to preserve their rights as British citizens. In response to this failure, the colonists determined to place a…

will creates environments where people’s human rights will be violated more in some societies than others. Free will allows people to make conscious decisions to do harm to others, on the same hand it allows others to make conscious decisions to protect…

This can signify his constant struggle between childhood and adulthood. Through Holden’s realization that although the hat gave him protection but he still “got soaked” it can be representative of him coming to terms with the fact that the hat can’t protect him from everything. The “fuck you” written around the school and at the museum can be symbolic of the loss of innocence. By wiping…

which was to protect the rights of equality for freedmen. The Union League formed when the reconstruction of the United States began, shortly after the Civil War, but ended quickly too. The Union League’s goal was to protect and maintain the rights promised to freedmen in southern states where political battles were formed…

capable of free thinking. The part of them to show others what they knew. Something we no longer have today if we decide not to help to save. For the the two main reasons of why we need to protect this art is that it shows the scenes of main events what…

as able-bodied citizens to own assault weaponry William S. Burroughs declared, "After a shooting spree, they always want to take the guns away from the people who didn't do it." The Second amendment protects our right as able-bodied citizens to own all firearms (including assault weaponry), and preserves our natural right to defend ourselves. When the term “assault weapon” is used in the media no one really knows what it means, as there is no definitive legal definition. Some people say that it…

we learned that the government set laws and regulations in order to remove the Indians from the Yellowstone National Park because many people viewed Indians as “savage” and “dangerous”. The government wants to preserve the image of a “wonderland” in the visitor’s eyes and also protect the nature from the Indians. What the government means by protecting the nature is that “wilderness preservation must become the ‘dominant idea’ behind the development of and protection of the national park”…

referred to as rights of insubstantial and non-physical objects or things, which may include ideas, names, designs, artworks, innovations, audio creations, video documentations. As the definition refers to the intangible things, it is more difficult to protect these kind of properties compared to other properties. The properties which are tangible such as land, car and others can be protected and reclaimed if they are poached. But if an intellectual property is poached, it is very difficult…

recently said that one of the main reasons they banned GMO’s is because it will harm the countries “clean and green” brand. “Scotland is known around the world for our beautiful natural environment – and banning growing genetically modified crops will protect and further enhance our clean, green status,” Rural affairs secretary Richard Lochhead said in a…