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    At the beginning of the twentieth century, the previously unrivaled reign of the horse as the primary supplier of transportation and physical power came to an end with the advent of the automobile. Since their domestication, horses had remained relevant and even integral to human society despite technological advances, but that trend finally came to an end. This transition seems innocent enough, and even helpful, but a similar situation with serious implications is presently unfolding at this…

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    Liberalism Realist such as Henry Kissinger once stated that when it comes to power, leaders are usually power hungry and selfish. Liberals in the other hand believe that leaders can make their nations get along by having respect fo each other differences and freedom. Liberals disagree with realist view about how political power is measure by "degree to which one is able to maintain, increase and demonstrate one's power over others" ( Lazarus). For Liberals, trusting behaviour between states is…

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    Political Ideologies

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    political ideologies are ethical set of ideals, principles, doctrines, and symbols of a certain social movement or group that depicts how they believe society should function, and offers some political and cultural views to put up for a certain social order. Everyone has their own opinions, and their political views are likely to be different. A person can be a liberal, conservative or even Something in-between. Your political point of view determines your political ideology. A political…

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    Shmitt Liberalism

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    The concept of Liberalism became a prominent principle in the age of the Enlightenment. Many philosophers have argued whether liberalism would be useful to maintain security and peace. However, liberals suggest a wide range of principles to support a nation, the ideas generally supported are those that benefit the people, i.e. equality, security, etc. Liberals strongly assert the concept of equality, individuality, liberty, and rationality. These four concepts further contributed to liberalism,…

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    Classical Liberalism

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    The principles of classical liberalism are the rule of law, individual rights and freedoms, private property, economic freedom, self-interest and competition. The source did not directly indicate which principles it supports or rejects. However, it displays certain main ideas that refute and supports the principles of classical liberalism. In the source, the wealthy was portrayed to be selfish and is exploiting the lower class when the top man with most money tells everyone to step down one rung…

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    What Is Neo Conservatism

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    Additionally, neo-conservatism provided some clear aversions to capitalism that was largely synonymous with the industrial revolution, unlike the “Old Right” era that had not completely adopted the capitalist system. There are several views into what the differences between the liberals and the conservatives are. Liberals participates more in activism that the conservatives. They are more optimistic about issues and often more rational in thinking than the conservatives. They also…

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    Liberal and conservative two traditional values America boasted among us. As a kid, I was never really had an interested in American history or politics, then again what kid does. And as a man, I still have no attention to be involved, but that doesn't mean I don't have an opinion. First off, what does it mean to be a liberal? Being liberal means to fight for one's right or belief. For example, abortions, same sex marriages, and birth control these are things are what liberals fight for to make…

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    Liberty can be defined as an individual’s power or right to act, think, or speak. We are lucky to grow up in a world where we have just that. We have so many liberties and freedoms where we can express ourselves and ultimately be who we want to be without government interference. Well, not everyone has always been this lucky. When it came to the colonial and new nation time period not every person, of every race, or gender, or religious belief were granted and allowed to experience the same…

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    Growing up in a family that has dealt with mental illness first hand, it is apparent that people who suffer from mental disorders are treated differently than people suffering from other illnesses. However, I became more aware of this issue when the criminal justice system and society mistreated my uncle. My uncle Patrick was diagnosed with sever bipolar disorder and showed some symptoms of schizophrenia when he was 30 years old. He found taking his pills difficult and would occasionally not…

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    My typology is Steadfast Conservative, I hold conservative views on most issues that concern our country. One of the biggest influences for my political values come from the three most important men in my life, my dad, grandpa and my husband. They hold very strong opinions on military issues, national security and the four of us are veterans, each experiencing something different but we have a deeper understanding of the issues concerning the military and national security. I do not feel as…

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