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    “The right of a competent‚ terminally-ill person to avoid excruciating pain and embraced a timely and dignified death bears the sanction of history and is implicit in the concept of ordered Liberty.”(ACLU amicus brief v. Quill). The law of Physician-assisted suicide is legal in 5 US states. According to CNN‚ “Individuals must have a terminal illness as well as a prognosis of 6 months or less to live.” Patients should have the right to die because patients should have control of their lives and should

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    Should animals have rights? A lot of people would say no because humans are the top 10% of the food chain‚so does this give us the right to take away animal rights? The answer is yes ‚ imagine a society where humans‚ who are superior to animals‚ have to abide to the same rules as an animal. Animals should not have a bill of rights because God gave humans superiority over other animals‚ Animals don’t respect our rights‚ If animals have rights‚ then so do vegetables‚ and humans and animals differ greatly

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    Animals have the right to live nature People have to understand‚ that in the present society‚ animals merit similarly as much flexibility as people have. Although we are bigger in a measure‚ we are most certainly not unrivaled in status. Animals have been everywhere on the earth for whatever length of time that people‚ if not longer. Animals assume a precarious part in the present society whether or not we let it be known. Like an infant finding out how to play with others‚ we should find

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    that all children have a right to know who their genetic parents are. In 2008 there were around 708‚111 live births in England and Wales alone‚ of these births many will not be brought up by their biological parents. Whether the child is adopted from birth and brought up by none biological parents or conceived via donor insemination‚ more and more children are growing up having no contact with their biological parents. It’s a rising issue to consider whether or not children should be able to know

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    Should a Woman Have The Right To Choose? I was raised to believe Abortion was wrong. There were always other options. My best friend‚ Kimberly‚ had a sister who used abortion as a form of birth control; we were aware of three before graduation. If she had only known her choices‚ she might have saved innocent lives. In 1994 a friend of mine found herself in an unwanted pregnancy. She had only one year of college left; she knew she couldn’t disappoint her parents by going to them with the dilemma

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    Animals just like humans are a subject of life and therefore this brings about the issue of them having rights too. And having being a subject of life can be justified by them having as much high levels of complexity as humans and therefore much time is needed for one to study them and to get to understand a whole lot of things about them. This is to say getting to know what their preferences are and what they dislike. Animals are aware of their existence and are therefore conscious and make conscious

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    Should prisoners have the right to vote? In the US not all states have the same laws. Depending on the states law‚ the person with a felony or misdemeanor can or cannot vote. It also depends what type of felony the person has committed. The right to vote is privilege that we all get‚ but in some states it can be taken away permanently. “Felon voting has not been regulated federally although some argue that Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act can be applied to felon disenfranchisement and that Congress

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    citizens to vote in state and federal elections. These violations effectively exclude legitimate voters whose votes are diluted‚ and they must be shortened. Voting is a notorious representation in American community life. Besides standing for public office‚ American citizens don’t have any more civic obligations than those that are derived from their ability and responsibility to help shape the community policy. The privilege to vote is an essential vehicle for exercising civic obligations. That is

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    Recent events have led to an increase in protests‚ both peaceful and violent. People of almost every race‚ occupation and age are openly exercising their right to freedom of speech. Soldiers however‚ must abide by DoD policy when attending demonstrations. DoD directive 1325.6 regulates how soldiers exercise their right to protest. It states that soldiers have the right to peacefully protest when they are off duty‚ off post‚ not in uniform and within the United States. The government will always

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    since food is their tool for handling the stress and anxiety in their lives. Eating disorders affect millions of Americans each year and in some cases causing death. The most common eating disorders are Anorexia Nervosa‚ Bulimia nervosa. These disorders are serious‚ and‚ when taken to extremes‚ can be life threatening as well. All eating disorders arise from a combination‚ of long-standing psychological‚ interpersonal‚ and social conditions several other factors such as family and personal problems‚ a

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