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    do anything to get their point across. The group's ideas have probably been around since the 1990s but in 2002 they formally organized under muslim cleric Mohammed Yusuf(boko). They are against all western ideas and everything about the west. They fight in the name of allah and muhammad through islam, even though islam is consider to be the religion of peace they take it to a completely different level. In normal islam jihad means eternal struggle against sin, which makes them a better person…

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    Symbolism In Fight Club

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    Analysis Fight Club is told through the first person point of view by the protagonist, an unnamed narrator. The narrator is telling the story as if it were happening in the present, but all of it is the past. Viewing the novel from this point of view is important because the reader can see the internal and external struggles of the narrator, as well as his thoughts and feelings resulting from these struggles through great detail. The narrator also gives his view of the foreshadowed events,…

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    the exact same interests, and talk about the same topics. In 1984, by George Orwell, and A Long Way Gone, by Ishmael Beah, the stories are set in two seemingly very different societies but the protagonists, Winston Smith and Ishmael Beah, live very similar lives in reality. At first, one would not believe this, based off of just a summary…

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    generations progress, ideals have been fought differently by the most recent population of that current time. Jelani Cobb, the author of “The Matter of Black Lives” makes a remarkable point about the progression of activism as the years pass and generations change. He brings up the creation of Black Lives Matter and many other ways that people fight for their rights. Activism is the act in which a group of people come together in order to make a difference with society’s flaws. Through this…

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    money! Society needs people like me. People that are worth more than you think, people you will look at and say “wow see that guy right there? Yup that’s money”. It takes something big to happen to someone for them to realize something so small! Our country is getting out of their minds with all these bombings, and fights for oil, and don't…

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    For exercise two I will be comparing and contracting Green Peace verses Population connection. Both the Organizations have several differences, but they have some similarities as well. There are two main differences between the two organizations such as, Mission statement, and the environmental issues they focus on. The first contract between Green Peace and Population connection is their mission statement and what type of organization they are. What is a mission statement, a mission statement…

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    with nature. Henry David Thoreau focused on Live Simply a theme that is still present in society today through the song lyrics “ We Never Change” by Coldplay, as well as through the action of Leonardo Dicaprio. Henry David Thoreau wrote about Live Simply in Walden. One quote from Walden is “Still we live meanly, like ants; though the fable tells us that we were long ago changed into men; like pygmies we fight with cranes (373). This quote means we fight with people like kids. Another quote…

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    relationships can be presented in many ways, like the relationship between the hero and the anti-hero, the relationship between the protagonist and the antagonist, and the relationship between the anti-hero and the villain. In 1984, Winston Smith lives in the totalitarian society of the Party, which he and a few others, like Julia, deeply despise as Winston wants to overthrow it. Therefore, in the novel, 1984, by George Orwell, the hero, Winston Smith, is contrasted with the anti-hero, Julia, in…

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    The Soc's The Outsiders

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    do bad things in their own ways. I would say that I would not be classified as a Greaser or a Soc. In my opinion, the Greasers and the Socs are not very different; they both commit crimes, they are both loyal to their friends, and they both start fights. The Greaser’s and the Soc’s are both criminals and they both commit crimes in different ways. An example of the Soc’s being criminals is that they jump the greasers for no reason other than the fact that they have the power to do it. As…

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    Animal Usage in the Military is Inhumane Animals came to this world the same way humans did, with no rights, or obligations. Life is meant to be lived it at it’s finest. Through centuries, humans learned skills to live in the world, to hunt and to love. Humans also learned to hate which caused conflicts between other nations. Humans found a way to use animals as weapons, they trained them to kill and to hunt enemies. According to the article “Animals and World War I”, says, “Over 16 million…

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