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The Ethics of Anti-Terrorism
When it comes to being a victim, the best rational thought in the world is unlikely to influence one's opinion. One supposes that even the wife of a German S.S. Officer during the holocaust would be emotionally horrified and even intellectually confused if some Jewish rebel had "murdered" her beloved in the street. The cases of Eric Rudolph and other ideological killers prove this point as the society which they victimize often responds irrationally, pouring back hatred upon hatred rather than seeking to address the core ideological differences. Much of the cultural dimension of the War on Terror is another fine example, as much of the American/European response has been based on emotional patriotism, renewed...
I would not, of course, say that abortionists or the victims of 9/11 were guilty in the same way that the mythical German S.S. Officer was guilty! However, in the eyes of ideological killers of all sorts, those who oppose them are indeed guilty of crimes. One might be disturbed by the sentencing of Eric Rudolph because he seemed like a martyr at the end and those who put him away seemed sadistic, when the opposite was (to the common way of thinking) actually more accurate. However, what that sense of unease actually highlights is the fact that both sides can be…
Actions Lawsuits in Employment Sex-Discrimination Lawsuits: When are they Appropriate? The class action lawsuit is a somewhat controversial tool, particularly in the case of employment discrimination. In many ways, it is a hallmark of judicial efficiency. After all, if a number of plaintiffs have the same claim against a defendant, it is inefficient to try the same case a number of times. Moreover, later plaintiffs may be unable to recover
Do you ever read English for pleasure? If yes, include follow-up question below. Follow-up: What do you like to read in English? [Interviewer could have several examples of ESOL reading materials to help identify specific examples here.] 3. Do you seek help when you don't understand something you read? If no, include follow-up question below? Follow-up: Are there peer-tutoring resources available to you? Have you used these resources in the past? If
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Abraham Lincoln The starting point for this brief essay is that Abraham Lincoln asserted and used a number of rather wide-ranging powers during the Civil War. There were things done during that war which were largely (or mostly) not seen before or seen since. Despite this, Abraham Lincoln is seen as one of the greatest (if not THE greatest) Presidents ever because he was able to win the Civil War and
Action Plan: Getting Homeless Families with Children and Homeless Single Women off the Streets of Seattle Part A 1. Executive Summary 1.0. Overview The problem of homeless in Seattle is likely to continue growing if no serious long-term interventions are instituted especially when it comes to enabling people to not only find, but also keep housing. Towards this end, there is need for a deliberate plan that seeks to find and highlight the appropriate
Bureaucracies can become self-justifying systems, and replicate ineffective administrative behaviors long after they have ceased to work. The Winter Commission Report (1993) was an attempt to provide advice to states and the federal government on the subject of civil service reform. Both bureaucratic as well as political reforms were deemed necessary to 'clean up' the civil service system and render it more effective in addressing the needs of the public.