A topic that is being debated throughout the United States is whether people should have their personal freedom or the government should take whatever means necessary to protect the country or national security. ... The side of Personal freedom makes more sense but people can see the reason why people would go with the side of national security. ... The public is increasingly growing concerned on the government taking whatever means necessary in order to capture the terrorist(s). ... The government is going beyond the law in order to "protect" the people from terrorists when all alo...

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As the hypnopaedic saying goes, "ending is better than mending." ... They are "dumbed-down" to whatever social class they are to be in by lowering the amount of oxygen that they receive during their fetal stages of development. ... We are free to practice whatever religion we believe in. ...

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"Whatever is enforced by command is more imputed to him who exacts than to him who performs." ... "Whatever is enforced by command" for example is a vague phrase. ... A general, for example, may order his troops to go into battle, and in this situation it is everyone under the general's authority who enforce the general's "law". ... Now that the sentence has been so reduced, its meaning as I interpret it is: responsibility for any law (and whatever results from the enforcement of that law) is given more to the authority who sets down the law and commands o...

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Many people debate about what the definition of a patriot is. The Webster's dictionary defines it as "love of country and willingness to sacrifice for it." Some people mistake that as meaning to blindly follow whatever the popular political opinion might be that week whether it's raising taxes, ...

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People in the same community may go to different churches without the government interfering. ... An individual has the right to educate himself, get married, start a family, and to be whatever he/she wants to be. ...

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They lived in fear for whatever they did, because of the fear of what their harsh ruler will and his their punishment would be. ... John Locke is known as one of the most influential philosophers he had to do with so many revolutions that if he was in here we don't even know what would so be not going on in those countries because of him we have what to him was almost a basic form of a democracy yet there was still a King but with those ideas it allowed so many countries to become more constitutionalize allowing people to live a better life to have their say in the government and to actua...

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So if the government wants an audience with the hip, young generation, the labels and condescending gazes have got to go. ... If government officials learn how to go down to the level of teenagers, maybe the most MTV-addicted teenagers could spare an hour or two listening to whatever issue is being brought up. ...

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One being, " Do whatever you can do to get and stay in power, no matter what." ... Finally, " You shouldn't make promises to the public if it is going to hurt you, and you have to learn how to deceiteful." ...

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A liberal can be whatever he/she wants to be, but also following the guidelines above. ... Even then most liberals would go with the idea of invading Afghanistan because revenge is something most individual's desire, which in my opinion is based on ignorance, which is an obstacle to individual freedom, however we have to remember that if one considers oneself to be a classical liberal, one would think that we are only separated from our fellow chimps by a two percent difference, and that two percent difference is what prevents chimps from effecting as much damage to the world and it'...

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A liberal can be whatever he/she wants to be, but also following the guidelines above. ... Even then most liberals would go with the idea of invading Afghanistan because revenge is something most individual's desire, which in my opinion is based on ignorance, which is an obstacle to individual freedom, however we have to remember that if one considers oneself to be a classical liberal, one would think that we are only separated from our fellow chimps by a two percent difference, and that two percent difference is what prevents chimps from effecting as much damage to the world and it'...

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He goes on to talk about why it is safer to be feared than to be loved. ... What he gave was not very much, though, because he knew whatever he did give, he would not have for a situation when he might need it. ... No one has to love a ruler, its not going to make a difference the people love you or not. ...

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Personally, I feel as though politics on a whole may seem as though it is the best way for society to live by, but honestly more than half of the people associated in politics are not there to help nor do they care or try to understand the struggle people go through, as I stated at the beginning of the semester. ... I feel that whatever we have been through is because of the people that we decided to put our trust in. ...

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"They are sustained by the ancient principles of religion, which are so powerful and of such authority that they keep their princes in power whatever they do, however they live. ... "Conquer either by force or by stratagem, make himself loved and feared by his subjects, followed, and respected by his soldiers, if he determines to destroy who can and will injure him, to reform ancient institutions, be severe yet loved, magnanimous and generous, and if he decided to destroy disloyal troops and create a new standing army, maintaining such relations with kings and princes that they have either to ...

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In a state of nature, Hobbes also protested that humans have the right to do whatever ever they want, and in the movie they most definitely did what felt right, proving yet again that Hobbes was correct. ... He also said that the laws should be applied to everyone and this was shown when everyone in Ralph's tribe had to go and watch the fire and help out, and that there were punishments for theft to everyone no matter what the circumstances. ...

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