Third Day

A True Corporatocracy A true Corporatocracy happens when the corporate elite controls the power of the government. Fascism was popular in Nazi Germany and Mussolini’s Italy during World War II. It evolved in America in a way that made companies create close ties with government and blurred the line of government and the multinational corporation. Who uses campaign contributions and the division of political groups known as Democrats and Republicans to keep a division helping people believe one…

identifying and isolating patients who potentially have the virus from the community to prevent a possible virus spread; reporting new cases daily; determining relatives of the infected patients or the deceased; tracking contacts for the entire 21 day incubation period; investigations of current cases to document all data and follow the chain of virus transmission; pinpointing deaths in the community while confirming safe burial practices to prevent the transmission of the virus. Health-care…

Hunger has plagued third world countries making survival close to impossible for some. 98% of the world 's most undernourished people live in developing countries, there are numerous problems affecting these countries but hunger is the worst. The people of these countries…

make it back. Houses, cars, education and pleasurable experiences all are attainable in this country whereas in many parts of the world it is a pipe dream. The ability to buy a new car on a loan and a new house on a loan is a blessing not a curse. In third world countries they eat what they can grow and live where they build. In America the luxuries are a cheap as 99 cents at a fast food place. Zakaria would agree with this sentiment as he lays out factual information in his response to how…

sustainable long term. When we think of sweatshops, it is played off as no big deal. The reason being, we don’t see the effect it has on people because it is not in our country. What we do see, is the benefits that we, as consumers, receive from third world country sweatshops. Consumers are not willing to give up their cheap clothing when the damages don’t affect them. An interview…

Response paper 1 The resource war that Oketh- Ogendo is referring to, is the battle that occurs when the world most powerful countries wage war to claim resources of particular importance. As mentioned in the movie by the economist John Perkins, this battle is step up after a certain procedure has been performed. A resource war only really occurs when the country that has the natural resource is very disobedient to the stronger governments demand. For example, Iraq has plenty of oil and the…

wealthy have the potential to make the world a better place, yet all too often they squander it. The list is comprised almost entirely of business men and women from around the globe. Tremendously powerful owners and executives who make decisions each day that affect thousands of people. Business executives and shareholders have a great influence on the remediable suffering of the world, and they can orient themselves toward societal problems by considering the common good before personal…

This is what Shrek had been growing up with his entire life, isolation (1). Yet he was happy because it was all that he knew. It is also mentioned in the movie Shrek the Third that his parents would make him take baths in barbeque and sleep with an apple in his mouth(2). This goes to show how dysfunctional his family may have been around him. These seemingly minor instances can help to further connect people to the character…

true that we should not criticize predecessors for overlooking nuances and changes happened after their era, it does not necessarily follow that people can entitle others “lonely” because they are not yet on the world stage. Rome was not built in a day, so were the developing countries. They were in the transition to their past to this incrementally more connected world by progressing themselves, and by the witness of history, many of them succeed. Second, of course, many will probably disagree…

with the families and be able to get to know them on a deeper level. I will be able to learn more about who they are as a person and as a family unit. This will continue to reinforce the idea that all families are different, unique, and special. The third way will be to allow my students to create family portraits. The students will have free rein to create their portrait however they wish, as long as it represent their family. This will be a good reminder to myself and also to the students…