The world is an imperfect place and a stone of criticism may be cast in many directions. One direction in which I would cast the stone would be on the decaying effects of freedom on the parent-child relationship. This nation was founded on Christian principles. Such constantly deviating principles include preserving the sanctity of marriage, as well as honoring one's father and mother. Since then, times have changed and our freedom has allowed us to practice our own beliefs.
Over time, the American has fought to protect his rights in society, ever expanding the boundaries of freedom. It has come to the point where, since one wishes to do as he pleases, moral obligation has become obsolete. Whenever a person will go to such lengths as to question another's actions, the inquiry is easily retorted with the phrase, "It's my life, and I can do whatever I want with it". The "freedom" that America has so desperately desired has now resulted in promiscuity, unwanted pregnancies, STDs, and thousands of broken homes. .
However, we as a whole are all to blame when it comes to taking responsibility. For example, a teenage girl may find herself in a broken home with a single mother . This girl, which we"ll call Mary, has grown up as the product of a teenage pregnancy, a failed marriage, and now finds herself as split property between two rivaled parents, whose only time as a whole family is when she is dropped off at her father's house by her mother. When Mary asks her parents why they broke up, her mother replies, "It just didn't work out." She grows up feeling unloved, and reaching out for someone to tell her that they won't ever leave her. This call is heeded by Tim, a young teenage boy whose hormones are raging. After three months together, Tim asks to have sex with Mary. She is often warned by her mother not to make the same mistake she did. Mary replies, "It's my life." Unable to be penetrated by her mother, she gives in to her boyfriend and finds herself as a pregnant teenager and a statistic, the same as thousands of girls in America.
It takes place on an island called '"'Ship-Trap Island.'"' ... General Zaroff lives on Ship-Trap Island. ... They are sailing by Ship-Trap island and he has an evil feeling about it. ... He set up a trap where a tree struck the General on the shoulder. ... Instead of Zaroff falling into the trap, his best hound dog does. ...
No Man's Land and Cultural Perspectives Culture defines our traditions, customs, physical traits and possibly our perception of certain historical issues. In No man's Land, culture was a major interception for communication relations to grow. The Bosnians and the Serbs were fighting over land. Now, each of them has opposite beliefs on why the land belongs more to one than the other. ... Besides the fact if being in a death trap together, Nino and Chick do not forget their background history. ...
Land tends to heat up and cool down much more rapidly than water, and the air masses that affect Albuquerque are dominated by this continental effect. ... During calm periods in the winter, an upper layer of warm air traps a layer of cool air along the ground, causing it to become stagnant. ... The trapped air has no way to circulate and disburse its pollutants while more and more pollutants are added to it daily. ... This causes even more pollution, in the form of Carbon Monoxide, to be trapped in the stagnant air. ...
In the south, the tribes there had longer summers so they relied mainly on corn as their main source of food and diet, while the northern tribes around modern day New Hampshire and Vermont would still rely on hunting, trapping, and fishing. ... With new land to plow and toil comes new interested people, and by that I mean the Europeans. ... Lord Baltimore made it clear that he really wanted religious freedom in Maryland he did give many public offices and land to Catholics, but although Clocker is said this is not what bothered him, he was determined to have his own land. ... While in servit...
Tupac Music: Censored or Let It Be? "Censorship" recently we have been hearing a lot about the need for censorship of television and recording industries. Whether it is the cartoon Beavis and Butthead, the controversial television drama NYPD Blue or rap recording artists, someone always seems to ar...
Natures land, where ironically Ulrich and Georg were the true interlopers. ... While trapped, the two continue to insult each other. ... Nature entrapped the two men the way they would trap their prey. ... The men fought over the land for years, hunted their prey and scared off interlopers. ... Nature sent her men to protect "her land " and to prey on the two trapped men, the interlopers....
Natures land, where ironically Ulrich and Georg were the true interlopers. ... While trapped, the two continue to insult each other. ... Nature entrapped the two men the way they would trap their prey. ... The men fought over the land for years, hunted their prey and scared off interlopers. ... Nature sent her men to protect "her land " and to prey on the two trapped men, the interlopers....
Land of the Free and Home of the Fat Our nation possesses a serious disorder that is infecting people of all ages and knows no limits based on income or ethnical background. ... One definition of the word fat, as defined by The American Heritage Dictionary, is "the best or richest part: "living off the fat of the land"". The American population has exploited this definition of the word fat, and has surpassed the healthy limit of "living off the fat of the land", causing the majority of Americans to become obese. ... In 1956, the President's Council of Physical Fitness implemented bro...
The only place where you can find The Royal Bengal Tiger now is in the land of its natural heritage, India. ... They even build on "protected" land and threaten the tiger's habitat at a vastly rate. ... The illegal poaching of the Bengal Tiger is carried out in one of three ways; either poison is used, steel traps or firearms. ... Poachers also use steel traps, which wandering blacksmiths make. They are extremely strong and take as much as six adult men to open one trap. ...
The Indians would put a wooden trap with small holes across the stream or river. This would allow the water to flow through, but would trap the salmon. ... The Plateau land was mostly desert land. ... These Indians would trap the rabbits by making nets up to 500 feet long. ... The Iroquois also used traps for small animals. ...