However, Simpson's assertions don't end here; fetuses are not an ordinary "organ of [the female] body]...but an organism [Simpson 6].... Alas, murder always shreds the moral fabric and ethical code most people otherwise abide by. ... Do ordinary signals of activity equate to human life?... This doesn't mention the crippling effects of teenagers who become mothers as they are much more likely to leave school, receive inadequate prenatal care, rely on public assistance to raise their children, develop health problems of their own, and create stress levels that impair people. ...

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Popular images have African American people being poor and committing more violent offenses, while the white people are supposed to be members of the middle class and carry out extreme "white-collar" offenses. While this is common thought in America, empirical evidence illustrates that offenders in all racial and socioeconomic groups commit mainly humble and ordinary crimes, such as shoplifting, burglary or driving under the influence. A high percentage of people in trouble for "fancy" crimes are white, at the same time, a very low percentage of white offenders are in trouble for "fancy" crime...

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Popular images have African American people being poor and committing more violent offenses, while the white people are supposed to be members of the middle class and carry out extreme "white-collar" offenses. While this is common thought in America, empirical evidence illustrates that offenders in all racial and socioeconomic groups commit mainly humble and ordinary crimes, such as shoplifting, burglary or driving under the influence. A high percentage of people in trouble for "fancy" crimes are white, at the same time, a very low percentage of white offenders are in trouble for "fancy" crime...

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The previous one is more valuable for people to seek. Moreover, there may be no people want to be lower animals in order to enjoy the pleasure of animals; no smart persons want to be a fool; no educated people are willing to be ignorant and no good persons want to be mean or selfish (Chapter 2). Mill emphasizes the importance of education, and described that people who lack of education are easy to satisfied with the lower pleasure but people who own more senses or quality need more things in order to feel pleasure. ... He tries to prove the principle of utility is true that it is a fact th...

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A higher market share serves as an advantage because you have the ability to reach more people. ... They have the ability to call upon more people and should naturally have more resources because of the larger supply of land. ... Those corporations giving many promotions ideally will have people performing well. ... People who commit crimes against the corporation will also be punished accordingly so long as the corporation is strong. ... The rule that most clearly represents the sentiment of the novel is "Thus, what enables the wise sovereign and the good general to strike and conquer, and a...

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Killing one person instead of five would be the more ethical option and is the option with the greatest utility – it brings the greatest amount of happiness to the greatest number of people. ... Therefore, you could ask yourself; "Would you rather be "responsible" for the death of the one person or five people?... In it, utilitarianism is viewed as a code of ethics for ordinary, individual behavior as well as for legislation (West). ... According to utilitarianism, one should deliberately push the fat man off the bridge to his death, to save the five workers, for it is the...

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Raskolnikov's theory upon the existence of two separate types of man - the ordinary and the "extraordinary" – is quite egotistical and arbitrary. He argues that the intellectually "superior" or "extraordinary," including himself, have the right to kill as long as the deed ultimately serves beneficial to the world and the people around the victim. ... Raskolnikov's theory fundamentally results in the significant events of the novel and their aftermaths; he becomes even more mentally unstable after killing the pawnbroker, he becomes physically ill, a...

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A man inherits something from his parents and, in turn, passes it on to his children; one of the ordinary examples would be religion. ... From the studies in psychology we see that "if there are any traits common to all people, they are so embedded in diverse cultures that we cannot say anything significant about them" . ... Socialisation refers to the processes by which people learn the norms and roles necessary for functioning within societies ; in each frame or setting of interaction between the individual and the society, the person performs a role that is expected of the situation. ......

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Machiavelli, on the other hand, argues that politics is not natural, that ambitious men artificially construct political societies, and that ordinary men have a inclination to withdraw from political life and seek solitude. According to Machiavelli, there are two classes of people in every state, people can be classified into two groups, that one group wishes to acquire and one desires to be left alone. ... He discerns that every city if populated with the people and the great. Machiavelli says, "people desire neither to be commanded nor oppressed by the great, and the great desire to c...

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People are fed with information directly and indirectly at every minute of every day (Stepinska, Agnieszka, 2014). ... In media representations, young people, especially young men and boys, easily attract and are readily ascribed offender status yet have to work hard to achieve any kind of victim status (Brown, 1998; Munice, 2004). News coverage of young people and crime can sometimes focus on young girls and women. ... These young people are those whom we don't expect to be uncivilised, threatening and undisciplined. ... Cohen referred to people who endanger society as 'folk devil...

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