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Doctors make mistakes too Doctors are people who help treat other people in need. They are trained for several years to make the right diagnosis and treat patients. It takes a very long amount of time for people to become … Continue reading →

The Good In Capital Punishment  There has been many disputes and controversy with allowing and abolishing the death penalty. The death penalty, which is legal executions to inmates, may be wrong in the eyes of many people, but it’s certainly … Continue reading →

The Mormons Aren’t Hurting Anyone While post-mortem baptism of Jews by Mormons may upset some members of the former group, the outrageous reactions by members of the Jewish faith is not unmerited, but also discriminatory against members of the Church of … Continue reading →

Autistic Gamers Will Not Become Hermits Video game players are sometimes thought of as antisocial loners who sit alone in a dark room, a controller in one hand while the other is submerged in a bag of Cheetos. Although generally … Continue reading →

SeaWorld should not be shut down. If the park were to be shut down, the captive animals would not be able know how to survive. All of the current captive orca whales were either captured more than 35 years ago … Continue reading →

“I Can’t Breathe!” It is likely that a police officer will say they used excessive force on a suspect because they tried resisting arrest and put the officer in harms way. Resisting arrest could be fleeing an officer while being … Continue reading →

Giving Addicts Drugs Is Temporary Vancouver’s new policy in which they supply heroin addicts with their own supply of other drugs is brewing up a whole new batch of controversy. The purpose of doing it is to hopefully alleviate violence … Continue reading →

Its Not America’s Fault For the Fat When something goes amiss people are quick to point fingers at other people. When people start to gain weight they are always quick to point certain fingers. When other countries started to have … Continue reading →

Control Yourself – Social Trust is Essential to Delay Gratification In the famous Marshmallow Study conducted in the 1960’s, Professor Walter Mitchel of Stanford University discovered that some children had the ability to delay gratification. They waited to eat a … Continue reading →

Having Animals in Captivity Does More Good than Harm For many years there has been a dispute on whether keeping animals in captivity is ethical. Many researchers claim that animals who are held in captivity are being harmed by their … Continue reading →