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    Niyi Osundare: Not My Business This poem is about shared responsibility and the way that tyranny grows if no one opposes it. It is composed‚ simply‚ of three stories about victims of the oppressors‚ followed by the experience of the speaker in the poem. The poet is Nigerian but the situation in the poem could be from many countries. It echoes‚ in its four parts‚ a statement by Pastor Martin Niemöller‚ who opposed the Nazis. Speaking later to many audiences he would conclude with these words‚ more

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    induction and deduction Stanton makes a valid point on how men create an absolute tyranny over women. Elizabeth Cady Stanton uses deduction as one of her argumentative techniques. First‚ she starts with her major premise‚ something general such as “The history of mankind is a history of a repeated injuries and usurpations on the part of man toward woman‚ having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over her”(The language of Composition 124). Immediately after this Stanton

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    priests in 1872 for alleged subversion to the harsh and unequal treatment of Filipino students in the schools‚ this film is a stinging indictment of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. I also commend the film for its bravery in showing the evil tyranny of the Catholic Church during that time. Considering that the Philippines is a Catholic nation that is like butchering a sacred cow but alas‚ Abaya works her magic in depicting the suffering of the Filipinos because of the friars. This is by far the

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    Kings‚ believing that God had invested in them all the power and authority in the state. Rulers who identify as Gods can not do others good. Even though absolutism can help benefit nations in dire situations‚ absolutism was simply an excuse for tyranny because of the overwhelming power given to an individual‚ and its failure of producing a large and thriving middle class. Full authority granted by God himself at a time where religion prospered will lead a person down a path of greed. “Kings

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    Document 1 These excerpts are from Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania by John Dickinson. Dickinson was a Pennsylvania political leader who served in the Stamp Act Congress of 1765. Later in his career‚ he served in the Continental Congress‚ and later still‚ in the Constitutional Convention. In the following statement‚ Dickinson condemned some of the new taxes being imposed by Parliament. There is another late act of parliament‚ which appears to me to be unconstitutional‚ and ... destructive to

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    How many leaders do you know have become corrupt and performed manipulative behavior to the people of their country‚ today and historic times? Well‚ you can be aware of zero‚ one‚ or even one thousand;either way‚ light should be shown to this behavior because it not only affects yourself and myself‚ it affects everyone. In the story‚ Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ there is a farm where animals are being mistreated by their owner‚ Mr. Jones. Soon after‚ the animals form a rebellion and take over the

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    on the American People” John Whitehead states; Privacy as we know it‚ is dead”. Why do he and many other Americans‚ feel this way? John Whitehead explains in an article for the Rutherford Institute titled “The National Security Agency (NSA) techno-tyranny: One Nation Under Surveillance “stated “Beware of what you say ‚ what you read‚ what you write ‚where you go‚ and with whom you communicate ‚because it’s all recorded[…] (Whitehead 2015). Is there any truth to his statements or is this nothing more

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    Change over time is inevitable. Thomas Paine’s comments may reflect on American ideals in the seventeen hundreds‚ however‚ the character of today’s society‚ especially American political culture‚ has drastically improved. The perfection that is American society can only be surpassed by works of fiction‚ such as the utopian Brave New World invented by Aldous Huxley. American tolerance of foreign peoples and ideologies proves itself often‚ and nothing threatens the rights of the individual today.

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    Such protection can only be provided by a sovereign state capable of restraining all individuals and groups within society. While liberals are convinced of the need for government they are also aware of the dangers. All governments are potential tyrannies against the individual as government exercises sovereign power and so poses a constant threat to individual liberty. This reflects a liberal fear of power as humans are self-seeking creatures so they naturally use power for their own benefit and

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    an article directed towards the people of the state of New York that advocated for a republican system as opposed to a democratic system; it was primarily focused on how a democracy gave allowances to factions while a republic would not allow any tyranny from majority-level factions. A faction‚

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