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    Lottery”, all the town people must participate in the annual lottery. There is not an option to skip it, unless for a health reason. Which in this day and time, that would be equivalent to working on a jury. Peter Korensko, an analyst for short stories, states, “The fact that everyone participates in the lottery and understands consciously that its outcome is pure chance give it a certain “democratic” aura that obscures its first codifying function” (Korensko 30). The lottery takes place with…

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    Let Go Let Gov Satire

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    Governments do share a common trait with God. The idea of a government is something that has been around since the dawn of man and has been discussed and debated about for about just the same number of years. One form of discussion is through satire like South Park. "Let Go Let Gov" is an example of an episode of the show that makes a point about people's thoughts about the government and certain actions of the government. The creators take a stance against those who are too doubtful of the…

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    The Patriot Act is a government bill hastily passed after the days of the 911 terrorist attacks. In essence it is essentially an extension of a currently existing program called FISA, which allows for spying on other countries. This program costs a total of 64 billion dollars a year. And it also allows for government overreach in the form of civilian surveillance which is supposed to be prohibited by the 4th amendment (Costly 2). However the Patriot Act hasn't stopped any terrorist attacks…

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    It has been one year since the war has begun between our two countries. It looks as if it will end soon with a peace treaty between the countries. My father once told me that in war only one said can be the winner, but I guess maybe not this war. This war has been awful on my country I have lost my brother to it and some of my closest friends. I was one of the lucky few who made it through the war without getting injured or mentally hurt. I am just happy this war is ending so there will be no…

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    the nation can sustain on its own. “One way of aiding Third World nations is through free trade. By lowering our import barriers, we can allow the private sectors of the Third World easier access to our markets. With the huge markets of the United States available for their products, entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to develop new industries or expand old ones.” Opening trade is often a mutually beneficial relationship that establishes and promotes growth over the long run. Foreign aid…

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    Australian Politicians

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    the wider community, state or nation that they govern. In fact, we as Australians have the right to know that our MPs are not doing anything that would prove detrimental to the rest of us. Politicians should have their private lives publicised, for it has an impact on Australian voter’s decisions, it allows us to see whether they have misused their power for their own pleasure, and also, the minute that politicians applied to their…

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    world. Today, more than 10 million people worldwide are affected by this issue.A stateless person is one who does not posses a link between the state and themselves. They do not posses and citizenship, declining them the right to participate in the political processes. All around the world today, there are many people who are not considered nationals of a state due to various reasons, including discrimination against a group of people, and mass migrations during a time of chaos and war. The…

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    Governments have existed as long as man has believed he benefited from the cooperation and protection it provided him and his fellow citizens. It comes as no surprise that discontent festers among the people when the government legislates or behaves in a way they oppose; logically, the increase in population and government involvement would create a greater variety of public opinion and a wider gap between the people and their governing body—hence, civil disobedience arises. Civil disobedience,…

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    Instead, in a realist view, it would be a straight hit against Iran and their attempts to hurt the United States. Some would argue that if the US remove Assad from power then the Sunnis will be left to run Syria and in turn kill all of the Shiites in retribution. The US as to fear becoming the catalyst to such a major potential massacre. Yet, realists would…

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    Trustworthy Government? Many citizens of different types of governments have their opinions on how successful or corrupt their leaders are. Same goes for the people of the United States Government, even with the based leadership ideals of freedom and equality. But how is any government following the concrete base support the past has given the people of that country? Is the relationship between the people and any type of government a healthy relationship? Modernly, the relationship of the…

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