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- 5601: Is The United States Giving Too Much To The United Nations?
- ... US gives troops to an UN operation that is lead by a foreign commander that the US has no say it what happens. Well, that is wrong the President of the United States never relinquishes control of any US armed forces no matter the circumstance. The US should be more forward in the way it handles peacekeeping operations. I am not saying whenever there is trouble the US should run to ...
- 5602: The Inevitable Inequality in Modern Democracy
- ... people will become CEOs of large corporations and political leaders of prominent parties. The end result is that the wealthy will come to occupy all the important positions of power. Their occupation leads to control of power, which means that decisions will be made in their self-interest. This is not wrong, to act in self-interest is only human nature. For example, tax policy is one area where corporations ...
- 5603: Euthanasia In The United State
- ... help to us, Annemie recalled (Choice in dying). Five years later Hink, now fifty years old, had been in a nursing home for a year and was deteriorating rapidly, losing his abilities to communicate and control bodily functions. His widow, now sixty-two, says, he had a strong heart; he could have gone on living for years. When Hink originally requested to be put to death he was denied, but after ...
- 5604: FEMINISM
- ... separate place in society. Difference feminism is successful because it tells people what they want to hear: women really are different in just the ways that we always thought. ... And men have power, wealth and control of social resources because women do not really want them.(3) This idea of difference feminism sets forth a number of stereotypes. They give feminists and the general public a skewed view of the theory ...
- 5605: Gag Order
- ... of the First Amendment, the court cannot constitutionally restrict the media from printing or broadcasting information about the case, so the only way is to put a gag on the participants under the court's control. In Canada, however, the media can be restricted, as in a famous case in which American newspapers were smuggled across the border to report on a particularly lurid sex-murder case in which a second ...
- 5606: Gambling Addiction
- ... into legal troubles when they can't pay back the loans taken out to support their habit. All of these problems lead to extreme anxiety and severe moodiness. Former addicts say that they had no control over their impulses and there was no way out other then to get the next big score. These factors are all reasons why gambling addiction is dangerous to the public. Some people would argue that ...
- 5607: The New Deal
- ... dollars to replenish city funds. There were many other acts which Roosevelt introduced that helped Americans a great deal. The important thing about theses acts is that America now had a big government. They took control, instead of just letting the people work out there own problems, as had been the custom for some time. Along with revolutions come oppositions. One of these such oppositions to change of this sort was ...
- 5608: Campaigning
- ... Senator. At the end of the movie McKay turns to the man that had been running his campaign and says "what do I do now." This is an indiction that McKay does not feel in control of prior events. Many times candidates feel they are the ones making decisions about their campaign. Instead they are used as pawns to accomplish a desire for a select group of people. In this movie ...
- 5609: Why the North Won the Civil War
- ... did not exist (Brinkley et al. 256-59). The first glimmer of hope came as America's first primitive locomotive, powered by a vertical wood-fired boiler, puffed out of Charleston hauling a cannon and gun crew firing salutes (Catton, Glory Road 237). Ironically enough, this revolution had begun in the South, but there it would not prosper. The Railroading industry quickly blossomed in the North, where it provided a much ...
- 5610: Gambling Casinos
- ... is a progressive disease that devastates not only the gambler, but everyone with whom he or she has a significant relationship. In 1980, the American Psychiatric Association accepted pathological gambling as a disorder of impulse control . It is an illness that is chronic and progressive, but it can be diagnosed and treated. Some of the costs are: physical and psychological stress, significant increase of substance and alcohol abuse, major depressive disorders ...
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