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    Edward Snowden Trial

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    pardon from the President, however, I believe that would set a bad precedence. A government's duty is to protect it's citizens from external and internal forces. They must be fairly utilitarian in this respect at times because they have to balance the needs of the many of the needs of a few. Sometimes this means that a government agency will do something an individual citizen would get jail time for, and as long as the end result is the protection of it's citizen's, very little happens to…

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    Law enforcement officers have the responsibility of upholding the law, protecting the community, and keep order among society. With that being said there are many roles that law enforcement officers fulfill within their occupation. Although there are many roles an officer may fulfill, two of those roles I believe would go hand in hand is the apprehension of offenders and preserving the peace. I think that in order for a police officers to maintain peace with in a community he/she must do their…

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    that more of the arrivals were Catholic and unskilled spread along. These immigrants have traveled in hopes of reaching land , which may hold an abundant amount of freedom and job opportunities for each of them. In their interests they take on the unknown journey to fulfill their desire of freedom. In our country, illegal immigrants should be granted amnesty because of their contribution to employment and work ethic , efforts in finding freedom and opportunity which they do not have back home,…

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    New World by Aldous Huxley, the motto of the World State is ‘Community, Identity and Stability’. This utopia desires to be a world where pain and suffering are eliminated for all citizens, but pleasure is perpetual. Consequently, this unknowingly ceases the freedom of the citizens of the World State. Ultimately, citizens of Brave New World’s society are in a constant state of imprisonment due to their inability to feel unhappy. Brave New World focuses on how happiness and truth cannot coexist…

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    About 12 years ago, a small headstone was donated reading, “28 Mexican citizens who died in an airplane accident near Coalinga, California on Jan. 28, 1948 R.I.P.” Names weren’t put on it, because their names were unknown. Tim Hernandez researched for many years and finally found the names from the death certificates. He wanted to raise money for a headstone that had all of the names of the Mexican citizens who died on that plane. Many people came together and raised over $10,000 to provide…

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    Oration in Memory of Abraham Lincoln Frederick Douglas was one of the most well-known racial equality advocates. He was the son of a slave woman and unknown white man who escaped slavery around age 20. Douglas wrote 3 autobiographies about his time as a slave, including real names and locations. He moved to Europe for a few years after his autobiographies were published as to not be captured back into slavery. Frederick Douglas also had his own anti-slavery newspaper called The North Star.…

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    Spying In 1984

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    In the United States today, normal citizens are being watched by internet-connected devices, government big-data collection, and businesses looking for profit. From TV’s to license plate readers, our world of internet-connected devices ensures that nobody is immune to spying…

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    The night of October 1, 2017, was most certainly appalling for the citizens of the United States and even routed to the reignition of the gun law debate. The annual Route 91 Harvest Music Festival was booming with cheers and laughter from the country-loving crowd of approximately 22,000 people. Jason Aldean was performing the closing song on the final night of the three day festival and gleeful cheers were erupting from the crowd as they heard what they supposed were fireworks to close off the…

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    Wodzislaw Death March

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    The death marches of 1944 through 1945 were some of the worst years. Prison inmates gave the name ¨death marches¨ to the forced evacuations on foot of concentration and slave labor camps during that winter. SS officials wanted to evacuate the camps to remove eyewitnesses and to conceal the crimes that had been committed. Prisoners were forced to march westward toward the heartland of Germany, where their presence would be less incriminating. They were not being removed from Germany, they were…

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    way onto this already crowded land, making it one of the largest hotspots in the world . However, the increase in population did not prove to be as beneficial as others imagined. The onset of this urban sprawl brought on great complications for the citizens of Victorian London- particularly waste problems. Inefficient disposal systems could not properly withstand the increasing trash of London’s residents. It was not long before the stench and the remnants of human waste blanketed the land and…

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