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    exchanged since it has crossed U.S. borders. This would mean that even if both recipients were residing in the U.S., their exchange could still be acquired if the online servers being used are international. With large scale public domestic terrorist attacks, such as the Boston Marathon Bombing, or the Pulse Nightclub shooting, many Americans have become mortified by the increasing threat these erratic attacks pose. One FBI report found that “From 2000 to 2006, there were an average of 6.4…

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    America's Gift to My Generation America actually isn't that horrible when you think about it. The United States by far the best military. America has the best economy, and a highly exceptional wealth and healthcare ranking too. And last year, according to U.S. News and World Report, America was the fourth best country. I wonder why. Our military is far beyond superior to other countries. America spends about six hundred billion dollars on defense every year. China, the next down, spends one…

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    On an average day, 93 Americans are killed with guns. On average, in the United States, there are about 12,000 gun homicides (“Gun Violence by the Numbers” 1). Violence occurs frequently when the common man has a gun. A gun could fall into the wrong hands with the government never really knowing. For many years there have been many debates on whether or not guns should be banned. There are many pros and cons to this discussion. Some people believe guns are vital for their protection,…

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    3.7 billion dollar project that will facilitate the transportation of 470,000 crude oil barrels daily to refineries by an underground pipeline (Narayan). The pipeline alignment will be passing through North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Illinois states and cross various rivers (Yan). The implications of this project has negative long-term effects that could affect the environment and culture of the resident Native American tribe, Standing Rock Sioux tribe. Although this project might have a…

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    concerns are often related to environmental and economic impacts of the pipeline. One such pipeline that has generated much controversy is in North America (Avery 97). The proposed pipeline system that will originate in Canada and run through to the U.S is referred to as the Keystone pipeline (O’Hara 3). The pipeline runs…

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    Arguments Against Drones

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    of being a terrorist because it is against our international laws. Drones should also not be used as surveillance in societies where terrorism is the governments last concern—such as the Chicano communities in California, and all around the United States of America because it is a violation of the Fourth Amendment. If they could spy on us, why are we not allowed to spy on them? What are they hiding that we cannot know? Also, what are we capable of knowing or doing that they feel the need to…

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    Hemp Research Paper

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    plants in the United States. Some people view hemp as dangerous and worthy of being criminalized. Others consider hemp an amazing plant with vast potential for healing and health. As with most things, the truth lies somewhere in the middle. A factual understanding of hemp and its history can help everyone make more informed choices and opinions about this fascinating plant. First things first: what is hemp? Before exploring the interesting history of hemp in the United States, it’s vital to…

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    Crime in the United States isn't something any of us can shy away from. Many types of Crime take place every day in the world we live. One of the most important issues faced by the criminal justice system is how to best respond to drug crimes. Politicians and media frequently claim that drugs are out of control in the U.S. and this can no longer be tolerated. These issues need to be addressed sooner than later and the criminal justice system can take in an effort to reduce drug crime Drugs in…

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    Introduction Unfortunately, when it comes to Marijuana, we seem to live in a backward country. A dried flower with zero toxic properties is illegal, while tobacco kills 480,000 and alcohol kills 88,000 per year, but both are legal. It doesn’t make much sense, does it? ("Tobacco-Related Mortality," 2016; Fact Sheets - Alcohol Use and Your Health", 2016). Literature Review So, let’s explore why Marijuana was initially made illegal. Some may be surprised to find that the only reasoning behind it,…

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    available in the U.S. in 2008. Originally marketed as an incense in labeled “not for human consumption”. Spice or K2 became vastly popular with high school students and young adults due to how it was easily and legally obtainable from a variety of convenience stores, smoke shops, and online that is until July 2012 when a national ban was enacted against the sale of synthetic cannabinoids in the U.S. History of Controlled Substance K2 first appeared in Europe in 2004 and in the U.S. in 2008.…

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