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Amber Jefferis

Right to Hunt vs. Animal Rights - 0 views

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    Hunting allows individuals bring dinner to their table, helps keep the population at a reasonable number so the environment is not over ran. Hunting also bring s in a large profit for the wild land service.
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    Argues for a person's right to hunt animals. Uses several examples of how hunting generates revenue to keep national forests and protect nature.
Emily Regis

Gender Reassignment Surgery - 0 views

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    Gender reassignment can only happen when certain criteria are met. The individuals seeking reassignment surgery must be recommended by more than one health care professional. A person seeking such a medical procedure are usually classified as having transsexualism.
Lindsay Klatt

The Right to Commit Suicide - 1 views

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    In this article, there are many things that are debated when it comes to whether or not a person has the right to take their own life. Like spiritual beliefs to it being the individual right of a person as it falls under human rights. Those are the two many debates when it come down to being for it or making sure it stays illegal.
Gladys Ramirez

Drug Testing Proposed for Welfare Recipients - 1 views

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    This is an older article before the new law was passed. It's about the proposals made for drug testing the individuals who apply for government benefits.
Kimberly Pogrant

Abortion - 0 views

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    Provides free, individualized and confidential services including pregnancy testing, ultrasound, low-cost STD/STI testing, parenting education, adoption counseling, after abortion counseling and abstinence information. Presenting options and empowering men and women to make informed choices.
Kevin Sugihara

Civil liberties - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Civil liberties are rights and freedoms that provide an individual specific rights such as the right to life, freedom from torture, freedom from slavery and forced labour, the right to liberty and security, right to a fair trial, the right to defend one's self, the right to privacy, freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and association, and the right to marry and have a family.
Lois S

The Reports of the Surgeon General: Secondary Smoking, Individual Rights, and Public Space - 0 views

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    What are the risks to smokers and non-smokers? How many people are affected? This article talks about the history of many surgeon general reports and answers these questions.
Miranda Addair

Buying drugs online : pharmaceutical roulette or consumer freedom? - 0 views

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    I often think that individuals should have the freedom to self prescribe or have access to medication that doctors would prescribe without a prescription. This article from The Washington Post is an excellent reminder or why people should NOT have the freedom to buy dangerous drugs without doctor's consent. It gives examples of how online drug stores run their business using a middle man and a phone doctor to issue the medications. There is a story about one online pharmacy, run by an ex-felon, that went from filling 17 prescriptions in 6 months to over 1100 in a month. The author also mentions stories of indiviuals affected by this problem.
jesse maynard

Public Health and personal freedom - 1 views

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    I will make a case for greater individual freedom in relation to health. Using examples drawn from psychiatry, I will demonstrate that Public Health often stands in the path of personal satisfaction, fulfillment and creativity; and will argue for greater freedom of access to medications.
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    This is the best website i have found regarding personal freedoms and how it relates to public health. It goes into great detail with multple points.
Jason Garner

The right to marry and the Constitution - 0 views

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    In Zablocki v Redhail (1978), the Court struck down a Wisconsin law that required persons under obligations to pay support for the children of previous relationships to obtain permission of a court to marry. The statute required such individuals to prove that they were in compliance with support orders and that marriage would not threaten the financial security of their previous offspring.
Emily Stevens

Do Mandatory Seat Belt Laws Violate Individual Rights? - 0 views

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    It is a well known fact that is is the federal law to wear a seatbelt when in a motor vehicle. This is due to the thousands that have died because they didn't wear one and got in an accident somehow. However, many feel that this law violated their personal rights. They are convinced that they should be able to wear one or not wear one. It should be up to them.
addisonpalomino

What are "Stand Your Ground" Laws? - 0 views

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    The Stand Your Ground Laws provide the right to self protection in the event of emergencies. This set of laws provides security to individual citizens seeking protection for themselves and their loved ones;while providing an outlet to the would-be criminal persecution that ensues following a controversial arms related incident. The victim in question will be protected from criminal persecution under theses laws, and the perpetrator will be tried and treated as such. States lacking in these laws require citizens to be subject to deadly force and simply hope for the best when faced against criminal/ harmful actions on their own property.
adyanada

The real mental health issue behind gun violence - CNN.com - 1 views

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    By focusing on certain categories of mental illness researchers say federal gun law overlooks those at greater risk of violence. The government believes that it is very important that they keep guns away from the mentally ill individuals in our society.
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    Those with mental illness are shown to have a higher risk of acting out violent crimes (specifically with the use of a gun). However, this is not the case all of the time due to the fact that there are still an abundant amount of shootings each year where the criminal(s) behind the weapon do not have any mental illnesses. We should be looking into the psychological factors of the criminals behind the gun, but also doing more extensive background checks and setting stricter limitations on who is able to purchase/receive guns.
jos2254483

Your Right to Privacy - 0 views

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    This article discusses the rights for individuals to have privacy. It talks about how everyone is free to make whatever decision they may need to make without the government getting involved. If there are certain issues that should be protected and kept to oneself, American's have that right due to amendments. Some privacy rights are more secure than others.
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    This is an educational article, that briefly informs the audience of different ways to handle certain scenarios involving government officials and the high chance that they might press their boundaries.
adyanada

Washington lawmakers take on gun-control bills - 0 views

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    Among the bills being considered by the House Judiciary Committee was a measure requiring the safe storage of firearms. Another measure would allow relatives, law enforcement and others to secure a protection order to prevent a high-risk individual from possessing a firearm.
pat2205578

Investigation: People shot and killed by police this year - 0 views

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    Shootings by police per month in 2016 Shootings by police per month in 2015 Shooting deaths per million residents, by state So far this year, there have been shootings per million people nationwide. The highest state rates fall in the South and West. Locations of the shootings Each marks the location of a deadly shooting.
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    I think that it is great that people are looking at both shootings made by not only regular people yet also people that are shot by the police. I think it is an interesting statistic to look at.
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    It is good to get the stats on the number of people killed by the police and other individuals. That way, no harsh bias can be argued.
Jesus Chino

Apple vs FBI-Buffett says 'privacy has its limits' - 0 views

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    Buffett said he understands the position of Apple CEO Tim Cook, who does not want to open up the iPhones of everyday Americans to government scrutiny. "I don't know Tim [Cook] real well. Everything I know about his is he's a high-grade an individual as you can imagine," he said.
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    Apple shouldn't share their info. Once that backdoor is opened it can never be closed
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    I strongly believe whatever we sign or agree to with keeping our personal life a secret, there is always going to be something there violating our personal rights. We as humans are all different and come from different backgrounds but sine we are not the "law" or we do not know more than the FBI or Apple, they will continue to think it is okay to violate our privacy.
stromgrend

Mike Rowe Talks About Why Control Won't Work - 0 views

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    Mike Rowe talks about what would actually happen if heavier gun control laws were laid down. He talks about how he thinks a heavier background check would not do much to a criminal purchasing a gun illegally. He says then that if we cannot control the government, why would we want to make it bigger by handing over our guns.
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    We do need stronger gun control laws, but either way I feel as if anyone now a days think its okay to have self defense as in automatically killing someone. Self defense is a mechanism as to which keeps oneself safe, as well as stopping the offender in a way that does not kill them, only stops; by saying that does not mean "go kill them" and that is what most people believe now a days is what self defense is, just by killing another individual.
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