...For this assignment I chose Sibley Memorial Hospital as the "company” whose mission statement I would like to analyze, I chose this particular institution because it's in the field/category that I am very familiar with (the healthcare sector). Sibley Memorial Hospital is a community hospital in Washington dc, specifically right on the borderline with Montgomery County Maryland. Sibley, as locals call it states its mission on its website as "The mission of Sibley Memorial Hospital is to provide quality health services and facilities for the community, to promote wellness, to relieve suffering, and to restore health as swiftly, safely, and humanely as it can be done consistent with the best service we can give at the highest value for all concerned.”('washington dc, community hospital, health services | About Sibley Memorial Hospital | Sibley Memorial Hospital', n.d.)...
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...confined cage . No one would ever like to have this happen to them. Pigs and chickens feel pain just the way we do. I don't see how a people can treat an animal in such a horrific way. It is very cruel and If you really wanted to help you could help farmed pigs by buying free range pork, chicken and eggs or visit the website www.safe.org.nz/stop-factory-farming to help change the way pigs and chickens are farmed and stop people from doing this to animals . You could even create a petition for others who support free range farming and take it to your local MP . Also always read the fine print when buying food to see if it has been produced in a safe environment and was killed humanely So choose free range pigs and chickens who have had a life free of cruelty and been cage free, who have be humanely killed, because this better than to buy chicken, eggs and pork than where the animal has been farmed in disgusting horrible conditions and have been missed treated . If everyone in New Zealand did this there would be no market for battery farming and farmers would be forced to change this practice of farming . As the people who buy and eat meat, we should be responsible to read the packaging. If it doesn’t say the pigs, chicken and eggs are free range, then you know the truth the have been farmed inhumanely...
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...choices and ways of eating? The animals that we exploit and kill to put food on our tables for consumption are forced to bear the burden of our eating habits, as we take away from them everything that is rightfully theirs. This will presume a measure of regret because we deny them a life filled with further purposes. Finding other sources of food and eating it in ways that will not cause damage or injuries to neither the source nor consumer is actually ethical eating and morally accepted to guide our food choices. Many people assume that their way of eating is morally right. Do they ever stop and think about where the meat and dairy they are consuming comes from and how it was raised. Do they ask themselves questions like “Were the animals humanely treated?” However, none of these questions have a definite answer, or clarifies whether it was wrong or right to kill those animals for human consumption. Peter Singer mentions that animals “are treated like machines that convert fodder into flesh...” They are created to lead miserable lives so they can provide us with what we consider “essential”, like meat, eggs, or milk. “Nearly 53 billion land animals are slaughtered every year”, Gary Steiner claims. How can people continue to eat meat when they become aware of this situation? It is simple, people just don’t care about the lives or fortune of animals. “The moral rules of destroying our fellow biota get even more tangled, the deeper we go…. we draw the okay-to-kill line between “animal”...
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...am here to talk to you about animal welfare and vegetarianism. First I will talk about what it means to be a vegetarian and the benefit it has on animals. Following this I will explain the impact of animals being used for human consumption. Finally I will explain the impact that eating meat has on your body. Becoming vegetarian majorly reduces animal suffering. Eating meat supports cruelty to animals. In factory farms these days animals are kept in cruel, crammed and brutal conditions. Killing animals promotes violence and not global peace. Mahatma Gandhi and Thich Nhat Hanh have argued that a vegetarian diet is only for people who want to make the world a peaceful place. I've heard people say that animals are killed humanely. Killing a living creature humanely, how does that work?...
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...strongest is simply…”Why?” As horrific a picture as the above might paint, such a scenario cruelly plays out in slaughterhouses around the world. Instances of animal cruelty and inhumane treatment are commonplace, yet society for the most part has turned a blind-eye to these misdeeds. Seemingly a dichotomy exists, whereby livestock and animals raised for human consumption (Hereinafter “food animals”) are allowed to be treated in ways that would be unthinkable for family pets and other creatures. By examining the morality and misconceptions behind this mindset, the financial realities of the industry, and the inherent health concerns associated with these activities, it will become evident that food animals clearly deserve to be treated more humanely. As hopefully the preceding paragraph has highlighted, most individuals would consider it deplorable for a beloved family pet to be treated in the aforementioned manner. Why then has society seemingly deemed it acceptable for farm animals to be handled as such? The most oft-argued rationalization for this mistreatment rests with the notion that these animals are basic creatures that simply do not feel pain...
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...Barbara Miller Informative Speech Outline 2/23/15 COM110 History of Chipotle Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about the history of Chipotle. Thesis: To accurately understand how the Chipotle empire came about and took over the fast casual food industry, it is important to uncover its early years, use of natural food products, and expansion. Organizational Pattern: Topical I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Imagine how you feel after a long tiresome day: your whole body aches, all you want to do is sit down and relax, and the only thing on your mind is a warm satisfying meal to bring you back to life. You go into a Chipotle in hopes of getting an equally delicious and fulfilling meal. Right away you see soft flour tortillas just waiting to be rolled into a burrito, rice piled high, five different proteins to choose from, four unique salsas, crispy romaine lettuce, mouthwatering guacamole, and so much more. As you sit down with your burrito your mouth begins to water with the thought of all the flavors you are about to experience. B. Relevance: Chipotle is a nationwide chain that many people easily recognize. It is a perfect place to dine in or get carry out because of its fast service and quality food. When dining in people enjoy the causal warm atmosphere that every Chipotle location has to offer. It is a perfect place for even the pickiest eater because each customer is able to personally customize their meal. The assembly style service quickly...
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...According to Quotes About Victims (n.d.), “It would be easy to become a victim of our circumstances and continue feeling sad, scared or angry; or instead, we could choose to deal with injustice humanely and break the chains of negative thoughts and energies, and not let ourselves sink into it” (Quotes About Victims, n.d.). In this paper I am going to be talking about a man named Jeffrey Dahmer and if there were aspects of his victims’ lives that made them more susceptible to being his victims. Jeffrey Dahmer According to Jeffrey Dahmer: Serial Killer and Sex Offender (n.d.), Jeffrey Dahmer was born in Wisconsin in May of 1960. Dahmer’s childhood was defined as normal but that changed when he reached to age of fifteen. At this age he became...
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...been used by society to perform different duties. They are food for our families, they help the disabled, used for transportation, and other jobs. Yet if asked some still believe that they are just animals and were put on this earth to service people, not be equals nor have rights. For years animal activists have been trying to get society to see animals more clearly for what they are, living breathing beings. Some people believe that animal rights activists care more about animals than they do about other people, which isn’t entirely true. Some of the more extreme activists do but most activists have expanded their circle of compassion so that it includes both humans and non-humans. Most just believe that animals deserve to live humanely and with dignity, to be able to live without being abused and other cruelties visited upon them. The way some animals are treated can be incredibly brutal and despite the fact that they are not humans they are still living beings and should be treated with some amount of respect. Some people believe that the view that humans and animals are equal is a flawed assumption, as human beings possess special qualities...
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...Responsibility to Animals Animals only exist through the eyes of the beholder. They are cute kitties, sweet puppies, and then we have animals like rats, chickens, cows, and pigs. Some animals we have emotional commitment with and those we do not. We are arguing for animals to have the rights as humans do. There are animals being used in labs, in poor conditions on farms for mast productions, and animals being mistreated. Should any animal have the right to life? Should they have the right to be pain free? Have right to food? Animals cannot not speak for themselves, so people are having to speak up for them. Animals do have rights that are the same as humans. Whether or not proving if animals should have the right could change how they are treated and the usage of animals. "What we conclude about animal rights will have consequences for the food we eat and the clothes we wear, and it will have direct bearing on the kinds of science we think morally justifiable"(Cohen, 1986). The argument here other than animal rights is that humans think they are in control of their own rights or wrong ideas as long as society or culture goes along with them. When asking the question, “what are our moral obligations to animals,” the argument is that we do not have any obligations toward animals, due to them being species, not taking part of political contract or of determining what right or wrong is. Humans have laws in place that we have created, therefore, non-humans are expose to the rules...
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...Arguments and reasons to be against the death penalty Argument two: The death penalty is morally wrong by having the death penalty we are effectively sinking to the same level as those we are trying to punish. While people disagree on ethics and moral codes most people agree that killing is fundamentally wrong. Even if killing people would have better consequences it still morally the wrong thing to do. Mercy is objectively a good thing and retribution isn't. This doesn't mean that we should let violent criminals on the streets but means that we needn't sink to there level and kill them just like they killed the victims. Argument three: Violence begets more violence One of the best arguments for the death penalty is that if we really want to promote a nonviolent society our legal system needs to set the example. If we want people to be less violent than we need our judicial system to be nonviolent. If we as a society are saying killing people is an acceptable method of dealing with a problem than other people will interpret that as a green light to use killing to fix their problems. The only real way to stop violence is to promote the sanctity of life and send a clear message to society that killing isn't okay under any circumstances and it's impossible to do that while the state itself is killing people. Argument four: The death penalty carries with it the risk of executing innocent men Over the years several people have been killed by the state for crimes they did...
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...seeing slaves working on his acreage all the time, he truly just did not know any better. Next, mountvernon.org declares that a foreign visitor in America recorded that George dealt with his slaves "far more humanely than do his fellow citizens of Virginia." When it comes to slaves, there is definitely a wide range of how they are treated. Some are treated like garbage, but some are treated better than that. Geroge Washington treated them on the better end of the spectrum, as this foreign visitor declared. This is very respectable that he treated his slaves humanely, and because of this, he should have a prestigious place in history. Lastly, George Washington should also have a prestigious place in history because he became opposed to slavery a few years before passing away. “Before his passing, he had become opposed to slavery, and in his will he ordered that his slaves to be freed after his wife's death,” history.com declares. Washington should be honored for becoming opposed to slavery and freeing his slaves, even though he did in fact own slaves. He came around to knowing slavery was wrong, and this should make him famous. In summary, even though George Washington did own slaves, nevertheless, he was a wealthy man who inherited slaves, treated his slaves humanely, and freed his slaves upon his wife’s death, and because of that, he should have a renowned place in the history books. Secondly, George Washington fought in many wars for America, helping lead them toward...
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...York City, United States, founded by Danny Meyer. Fast-casual restaurant is one of the fastest growing concepts of the restaurant industry over the last decade. Unlike old-fashioned fast food restaurants, the fast-casual restaurant market is not saturated, and franchise opportunities flourish for the businessperson. According to the latest industry research, of the total sales the restaurant industry recorded in 2014, fast casual restaurant’s portion was small at about 8%, but the segment grew at a rate of 13%, more than three times the 3.8% growth rate by the industry overall. Fast-casual restaurant industry perfectly marries the traditional need to eat on the run and consumer demand for healthier options including Non-GMO, organic, humanely raised, drug-free meat food. But desire to eat healthy doesn’t stop the need to eat on the go. Consumers still wanted to eat high quality food quick and casual. This industry in the life cycle sets perfect for Shake Shack to thrive. Shake Shack fully utilized industry is in the life cycle and became successful. The company went public in January, raising $112 million in an IPO that valued it at around $1.6 billion. At the time Shake Shack announced its impressive first-quarter earnings in May, its stock price had more than tripled. The company’s leadership fully utilized its resources and capabilities to continue to stay as leader in the pack so far. In order to build a unique brand capability, Garutti, the CEO showcasing his obsessive...
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...that Jews were made into. Based on our research, we know that Nazis found the remains of Jews quite useful. For example, they used their fats to make soap, skin were made into paper, lampshades, book covers and more. Hair was used for a wide variety of things it was weaved into into thread and rugs, and also used as clothing such as socks. It was used in bombs and also a great filling for mattresses and cushions. Gold teeth and fillings were melted down and deposited, or stolen by the guards. Bones were used as fertilizers and organs and skeletons were sometimes kept to be experimented on and examined. Many of these products are now artifacts in museums, so that we can learn from the horrors of the Holocaust and know to treat everyone humanely. Looking at a map of some of the camps during the Holocaust, most camps were around the Germany and Poland region. Some camps has used human remains in a way that other camps didn’t, for example, Janowska used human bones as fertilizer, Buchenwald was where a female guard liked to use skins to be made into lampshades and book covers, and Stutthof contains evidence that human fat was used to make soap. The camps were created to become killing centres, which resulted in many corpses, bones, and other items were left behind, which were discovered by the allies. Propaganda was a major part of the Holocaust. Films and newspaper to spread hate against Jews and labeled them as subhuman and dangerous and enemies of Germany. It was also used to...
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...Nowadays, animals are in danger of dying out, at least one million animal species have already disappeared since 1980. Worse still, as the using of hunting, laboratories, and commercial getting common, the number of animal species decreases faster and faster, and this phenomenon will continue if no one come out and speak up for the animals. Today, animal right is a highly contentious issue. Do animals have rights? Philosophers have different standpoints. In “The Case for Animals Rights” which is written by Tom Regan, Regan states that animals should have fundamental rights as humans, and also be protected from the unnecessary harm. In addition, in Peter Singer’s article “All Animals Are Equal”, he has the same standpoint as Regan that animals should have the same principles that human received. In contrast, in the article “The Case of the Use of Animals in Biomedical Research” by Carl Cohen, he supports Regan in his moral theory, however, he argues that animals should not have rights, and he also points out that the using of animals in medical research is important. “The Case for Animal Rights”, “All Animals are Equal” and “The Case of the use of Animals in Biomedical Research” let us know that although hurting animals is not unlawful, it’s morally wrong; for the purpose of protecting animals, people must change their beliefs. In Regan’s article, he supports that animals are equal to humans, and should have the same rights as humans. Although animals and us born in different...
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...been used by society to perform different duties. They are food for our families, they help the disabled, used for transportation, and other jobs. Yet if asked some still believe that they are just animals and were put on this earth to service people, not be equals nor have rights. For years animal activists have been trying to get society to see animals more clearly for what they are, living breathing beings. Some people believe that animal rights activists care more about animals than they do about other people, which isn’t entirely true. Some of the more extreme activists do but most activists have expanded their circle of compassion so that it includes both humans and non-humans. Most just believe that animals deserve to live humanely and with dignity, to be able to live without being abused and other cruelties visited upon them. The way some animals are treated can be incredibly brutal and despite the fact that they are not humans they are still living beings and should be treated with some amount of respect. Some people believe that the view that humans and animals are equal is a flawed assumption, as human...
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