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that is unfair especially to the family because I believe that gives the defendant space and opportunity to do it again. I believe in you do it once and get away with it you will do it again to someone else child. Lewdness is more serious than people actually expose it to be it ruins the mental state of a child. As a child being lewd into doing something unwilling you are incapable of actually defending yourself from this. A kids first thought is to just do as said. It is unfair to a child that…

don’t want to be controlled by greed that’s how you lose people that are close to you so I would return it unless no one cared. Stuff will change you I would become a bad person I can already tell from what I do already I used to steal stuff so greed would take me over it would bring me over to the darkness. If you are a positive person you will probably stay the same way but if it does change your personal self then give the money up that’s exactly what I would do if I ever changed I would give…

because" but what if we take a moment to challenge that thinking? Are you original and do you do your own thinking, or do you go by what society tells you that you should think? What if things are only what we concoct in our minds. If we challenge the status quo and do some deeper thinking, we may find the answers that we are looking for" is ambiguous and I could see it working from both philosophical and psychology points of view. Starting with the philosophical standpoint, the statement "do…

in Alabama. Now, I know what you’re thinking… she’s Republican, she’s 14, she can’t vote, her opinion does not matter, she’s writing this letter to show me how Mr. Trump is a better candidate that me. One of those thoughts is true. I am a Republican, and even though I cannot vote I hope that this letter brings something to your attention. Most importantly, I am not here to tell you why I choose Trump over you. I am writing this to ask one simple question. How? I know that you are from a…

The Concepts of Morals When’s the last time you helped a complete stranger and expected nothing in return? I try to do a good deed every day, and sometimes I completely forget. However, on those days I do help someone else, I always get a good feeling deep inside in which I’m instantly reminded of my grandparents who taught me a lot about morals, my parents who always see the good in people and my family and friends who are there for me no matter what. One of my deepest core beliefs would be…

things throughout life. Probably the one that has stuck with me the most is an honest therapist. A therapist is a person trained in the use of psychological methods for helping patients overcome psychological problems. Now I do not really help with psychological problems but I deal with relationships, friendships, drama, and much more. Not only do that but I am as honest as I can be and even though they may not like it they will do what they want with my advice. When getting involved in the…

bright light above me, I look around trying to focus my eyes and notice a nurse on the side on my bed, checking my vitals. Noticing my movement, she turns and says, “Rebecca? How are you feeling? Can you see me?” I’m suddenly bombarded with questions asking whether or not I could tell what color things are or how many fingers they were holding up. At first I was confused, wondering how I got there, then I remembered. I had gotten eye surgery. Most people freak out when I tell them I had eye…

generic definition of a leader, I see a leader as more than that. A leader is not someone who just has people following, listening to him/her or someone who orders people around because to me, that isn’t a leader. That to me sounds like a ruler or dictator. To me, a leader is someone who exemplifies outstanding skills in helping a group of people and taking into consideration every group member 's opinion. An example of who people should be and/or follow, leaders. That is me. I exemplify the…

Watsons slave. He then says, "Well, I warn 't long making him understand I warn 't dead. I was ever so glad to see Jim. I warn 't lonesome now. I told him I warn 't afraid…

happy to be here! Interviewer: So, Bacchus, tell us about yourself. Bacchus: I am the God of wine and the vine. When I was growing up, I discovered the culture of the vine and how to extract the juices from it. Interviewer: That's interesting! Could you tell our listeners about an intriguing story or situation you've been in? Bacchus: Sure! I'll you about the time that I encountered a pirates' ship. Interviewer: Hold on for just a second, you can tell your story after the break. Listeners,…