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Violence is also perceived to be the best way of fighting for a person's rights.... However, recent evidence has shown that non-aggression is the better way of fighting against oppression and for ones rights.... Mahatma Gandhi popularised nonviolence as a way of solving problems.... These writings show the importance of nonviolence as a way of coming up with solutions o common problems.... Nonviolence is a way of fighting oppression which has been in for many years....
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Running Head: ARTISTIC freedom, COMMERCIAL DEMANDS, AND ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY ARTISTIC freedom, COMMERCIAL DEMANDS, AND ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY [The name of the writer will appear here] [The name of the writer id will appear here] [The name of the course will appear here] [The name of the course number will appear here] Introduction These days all kinds of programs and content is available on the media and most of it has raised the concern of responsible citizens and specially parents who have become well aware of the negative implications of the content available on the media....
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the only logical reason someone should not have equal freedoms is when they violate other people's freedoms.... It allocates freedom between people until otherwise proven.... Their five principles honor the reverence of life, the encouragement of good deeds, justice, honesty, and individual freedom.... These are worthy principles of any morality code, but justice and life can be categorized under freedom: the freedom to live and to be treated justly with the same morality....
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This is the only way to organize a significant social change in the world and, therefore, create a fair and just society for all.... He also, once again, argues that the abolishment of property ownership is the only way by which this revolution can be successful.... As this text continues, Marx argues that he only wishes to make the proletariat aware of the situation that is ongoing around them, so that they can eventually be freed from this oppression and can live in a fair and just society....
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urrent fears about dissident opinions have meant that individual freedoms have been placed second to the safety of the population as a whole: however, many people have expressed fears that it has also meant an end to freedom of speech for those opposed to the country's government, libertarians, egalitarians, and many in the anti-capitalist movement.... The "Should freedom of Opinion or Speech Ever Be Restricted" paper considers the position of John Stuart Mill and his essay on liberty, as well as analysis of this position, and then more current thinkers, such as Chomsky and Scanlon, before considering all the sides, and then forming a conclusion....
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The paper 'Rational way to Approach Morality' presents morality which is a difficult concept to even define.... At its heart, it is an attempt to determine the correct way to act.... I personally feel that the Contractarian outlook supplies us with a strong basis for morality, though I would not go so far as to say that it is the only rational way to approach morality.... In considering moral philosophy, the philosophers Gauthier and Narveson have stated that the Contractarian outlook on morality is the only rational basis for morality....
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The object of analysis for the purpose of this paper "Free Speech on College Campuses" is freedom of speech as a topic that is widely contested due to its sensitivity and the fact that it is almost impossible to implement completely; hence, raising the necessity to make some exceptions.... Hence, this raises the question whether it would be suitable to give college students total freedom of speech without affecting the education system, There are also other rights that have to be protected such as the fourteen amendments that were implemented to give every citizen equal protection....
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Reluctance to make this act illegal only perpetuates the problem further.... The paper "The Issue of violence Against Women" discusses that women are important for the political, and economic development of any country.... It is, therefore, important that everyone contributes towards the elimination of violence against women because this is the ticket to development.... The paper explores the prevalence, effects, and efforts towards eradication of violence against women....
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