...tower. Then, so that anyone couldn’t come in the tower, he hired and trained a guard to kill anyone who tried to enter the tower. There was this one man name Oliver Cromwell who always came to see the princess, the princess asked him to save her from the tower. Oliver Cromwell tried to save her, but when he tried to enter the tower he was killed. Because the guard followed the orders the king gave him. Oliver Cromwell is responsible for his own death because he knew the consequences of going in the tower. Of all the charters Princess Mary is the least responsible person for Oliver Cromwell’s death. Some people may think that she is the most responsible, but that is wrong because she just wanted to get out the tower. The princess was tired of being in the tower .In the story it says that “as she often did, Mary asked him to please rescue her from her terrible fate. Although, the guard is not the most responsible, he is more responsible the princess Mary. Some people may say that he is most responsible because he killed the man. That is wrong because he was trained to kill anyone who tried to enter the tower. He was trained to protect the princess. In the story it says the king trained the guard. King Henry VIII is more responsible than the other two characters, but he is not the most responsible. Some people might think that the king is the most responsible because he ordered the guard to kill anyone who tried to enter the tower. However, that is wrong because...
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...Child soldiers have hurt and harmed many people and therefore don't deserve amnesty. First there is no possible way to tell if they are going to be good citizens or if they are going to become the next terrorist attack on the U.S. These kids are trained to be killers and liars so we can't tell if they are truly good or if they are telling one big lie. Even though some people may say that these kids are being forced at gunpoint to kill. But, even as this may be the case for some they are still killing people and they are at a young age, when they create their habits. Finally if we do decide to grant them amnesty we will be hurting them lots more then we are truly helping them. It will encourage the captors and commanders to take more child...
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...Introduction In common law, there is a phrase used to describe justified police shootings. This particular phrase is referred to as lawfully apprehended, meaning that the arrest, and the precautions that are taken to make the arrest, must be lawfully reasonable. Then there is a term for those who shoot to kill, assisted suicide, which is death by a cop. This can be either justified or unjustified, depending on the circumstances. For example shooting someone who poses a danger to his or herself as well as others, justified, versus the shooting and killing of a person who had a wallet in his pocket, unjust. Before I dive into the significance of police shootings as it is witnessed throughout the world, I would like to compare a couple of things. Are Police officers who shoot to kill any better than civilians who...
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...July 29, 2008 The History of Snipers Snipers are by definition expert marksmen. Even before firearms were invented, there have been soldiers such as archers, who were specially trained marksmen. Snipers have special abilities, training, and equipment that allow them to do jobs that deliver highly accurate rifle fire against enemy targets which can't be attacked by regular riflemen due to variables such as visibility, range, the opportunity, size, or location. Statistics compiled from the Vietnam conflict estimate that the average number of rounds used per kill by United States Army Soldiers were 200,000 however the average number of rounds used per kill by United States Army snipers in Vietnam was only 1.3 (History). From the days of Leonardo da Vinci to Gunny Sergeant Carlos Hathcock II days in the Vietnam conflict, the development and use of snipers in combat has significantly contributed to successful warfare. Leonardo da Vinci is considered one of the earliest rifle snipers in history. He reportedly defended the walls of besieged Florence with a rifle that he designed himself (Henderson, xii). Elite air-riflemen were trained to shoot knights for France's Louis XIV and were considered the first modern snipers. Some authorities claim that their use made the use of knights obsolete. Snipers had from the beginning of their history have proven their effectiveness. The outcome of the American War for Independence may have been very different had it not been...
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...long time. Leon is the more loud- mouthed person, where Tony is more relaxed and mind his own business instead of others. The settings: The story takes place in United States of America in some kind of Indian reservation. The Indians aren't a rich race - but they are happy with the things they got. Indians are in some way a oppressed people, and have been it for decades. Many people look at Indians like they were animals or rodents. The ending: The story ends with Tony kills the cop, and him and Leon are burning the car to get rid of all kind of evidence. The ending didn't suprise me, because some kind of a saying says, that you should not fear the loud person, because he only got the power in his mouth, you should be fearing the silent one, because he got the power in his soul. The title: I think that the title fits the story very well, because it's Tony's story about his life-change. Tony will never be the same again - or Leon for that matter. And even it was Leon, who is trained to kill people and stuff like that, was is Tony who did it. The themes of the story are friendship, revenge and racism. Characterzation of main characters: Tony is a Indian in the middle of the twenties. He is a friendly, laid-back type, who is a little bit of a chicken. Leon has returned from the army. I think he is in the middle of the twenties, and...
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...professors have been through or seen campus shootings in their state and realize that more weapons is not a solution (“When College”). Many states started getting on the pro gun bandwagon after a massacre in Virginia where a deranged man killed 32 people. They believed that if a student or faculty member had a gun, the killer wouldn’t have been able to shoot all 32 people, however, this is too far fetched. The chances of a person with a concealed weapon on them, with nerve, precision, and skill, is at the right place at the right time is incredibly low. In a New York shooting, well trained officers shot a gunman down, but only after injuring many bystanders. If officers cannot take down a killer without other casualties, how is an average person who hasn’t achieved as much training as an officer suppose to? A person cannot assume that everyone that carries a concealed weapon is well trained (“When College”). Confusion can also occur when two or more people have guns drawn on each other because the actual law enforcement will not know who the real threat is (Spring). College campuses are ill-famed for their drugs and alcohol on campuses brought in by mass amounts of students and can be potential combustible vicinity mixed with lethal weaponry. In order to legally be able to carry a concealed weapon, a permit and training course, often only lasting a couple of hours, are the only requirements you must acquire. Some courses do not include live firing but describes the process...
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...I recently finished “I am the Weapon” by Allen Zadoff. This book is fiction and thriller book. The main character is named Boy Nobody and at first glance he looks like a normal teenage kid but secretly he is a highly trained assassin that goes to different cities around the United States assassinated important targets. The way he does this by pretending to be a transfer student at various high schools makes a few friends, gets close to his target and kills them, he then leaves onto a new city with a new target. Boy Nobody was once a normal kid but one day his friend kidnapped him and took him into a place called “The Program”. The Program trained him to become a very deadly assassin. He doesn’t know much about The Program all he knows is that...
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...The crusades were first called in when the pope decided to take back the Holy Land and send the Holy Land free instead of them under control by the Muslims. When talked to the pope, people started to join because he said that all their sins will be forbidden and that will get you into the heavens. So when the pope said that they wanted to make their sins go away.When they started making their way to the Holy Land they were met by other people that wanted to kill them, but they managed to pass all the drama and made way to the Holy Land. They walked for so long the needed water and food so they raided other towns for their supplies that they needed. In document 2 it states that they want to free the Holy Land once and for all then. The pope...
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...Shoot to Kill Order Warren Cabanlit National University FERGUSON, Mo. — The city of St. Louis — and the nation — are deeply divided over whether a police officer who killed an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Mo., should be charged with a crime. The law that determines when police can use deadly force generally gives officers considerable leeway in making that split-second decision about whether they need to kill to save themselves or others. Police officers are also automatically authorized, based on training in most states, including Missouri, to use deadly force if a suspect tries to grab the officer’s gun. Wilson has told investigators that Brown tried to get his gun during a scuffle in which Brown was reaching into Wilson’s patrol car. Law enforcement experts say the legal standard, established by two Supreme Court rulings from the 1980s, has made it hard for prosecutors to obtain convictions in cases of alleged use of excessive force. Experts say the high court rulings and Officer Darren Wilson’s account give investigators several reasons to find Wilson justified in shooting to kill 18-year-old Michael Brown. A teenager in Washington, D.C. named Michael Brown was shot dead after he allegedly flashed a knife to the police officers assigned in the area near Ferguson, causing his death (Flatow, 2014). Witnesses, however, tell that Brown was unarmed, and the police officers ruthlessly shot him six times on a Tuesday afternoon. Tensions and criticisms arose since...
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...Dog Tags. Joseph Keever Dogs, man's best friend, or there biggest fear. This is one of my favorite book series called Dog Tags. It's about 4 soldiers of the U.S in different wars and places, but they all have dogs that play a huge roll in the books. The dogs can be there best friend because they guide the main characters through the story by comforting them, sniffing out bombs, and helping them fight. The dogs could be a big fear, for the enemies, because of how they are trained to kill. The character and there dog show that they are dynamic characters throughout the story in breathtaking ways. For example in book 3, Behind Enemy lines, the main character...
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...mini ligers with top hats; top hats that can defy gravity and feed the ancient Aztec camels, of Jupiter's 57th moon, fish eggs. That's what you are. What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I’ve been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I’m the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You’re fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that’s just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little “clever” comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But...
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...A Gun Or a Piece of Chalk: Is Giving Weapons To Teachers The Answer? It seems as though every time someone turns on the television or reads the newspaper, there is a new report of a school shooting in America. In light of these recent shootings, there has been an influx of public uproar about the things the country needs to do to prevent the massacres from happening again. Discussions about the best way to prevent future incidents have gone past simple public debate and have headed to congress in order to change the way things are done nationwide. The discussions have ranged from whether or not to place metal detectors in the front of every entrance to whether teachers should carry weapons on them in order to have someone to defend the students. While there may be financial drawbacks to a metal detector or more guards at a school, those things do not have many obvious side effects. Thus, because of the possible repercussions, the big question in the situation is whether or not teachers should have guns in the classroom. If guns are to be put in the hands of teachers, there would be an unprecedented amount of problems that would come from this solution which is much too rash and not justified. Since the beginning of this year, there have been 47 school shootings in the United States. Couple that with the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut and the Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon earlier this year, the public has turned to consider...
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...the religion. From early on in life many Islamic countries teach their children that western civilizations and cultures are the enemy of their people. Jews and the western civilization are the cause to the suffering (Jihad) and the hardships to the Muslim people is being taught on a daily basis. The only way to advance the prosperity and end Muslim suffering is to kill every Jew and anyone living within the western culture and values. They are taught that any means to advance their cause and kill their enemy will be praised for their sacrifice of giving their life. Children are encouraged to be a suicide bomber and mothers are encouraged to allow their children to blow themselves up to kill. Anyone that is a non believer of Muslim faith is referred to as Kafir. The Infidels are considered like cattle. In their country any Kafir person could be sold in the market as a slave or even killed for no reason. These beliefs and teachings are teaching hate and no chance of peace from an early age for a large percentage of a large culture in the world. Muslims are not allowed to tell a lie or kill another Muslim, but to kill or lie to an Infidel is good if it expands and advances the religion. Governments allow training camps and leaders of extremist groups to live within their borders. The television, media, and entertainment industries encourage the Jihad cause of Killing Jews and Americans. Their government officials tell the American people they do not support the terrorist activities...
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...Prompt 1: The first scene where Pyle was introduced is in the beginning scene when Pyle was not taking matters seriously while Sergeant Hartman was discriminating and shooting at him. This scene showed that Pyle is soft, childish and weaker than the others. His enervate character develops on the training scene. Prompt 2: Pyle’s moral center was very faint in the movie compared to other characters such as Private Joker and Animal Mother. Pyle’s personality and psychological changes after he got beaten up by his fellow recruits. On the next day (at 31minutes), Pyle did not say or respond to what Harman asked from the recruits. He looked expressionless, dull almost as if he is dead inside. From that day, he changed mentally and physically. He...
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...“Battered women who resist abuse or fight back are more likely to be killed than those who suffer in silence” (Kastenbaum, 237). These women are more likely to get killed because they are scare of reporting their husband to the police authorities of their area. Moreover, our society has give men the power for controlling the lives of their wives and children. In Browne's study, it concluded that men who are killed by their spouse are kill because the husbands had threatened to hurt someone theirs wives cared for. In Bella case, her husband threated to kill their oldest daughter. This was when Bella realized that she could not take more abuse, and decided to kill her husband. Bella was permanetely disabled as a result of the many severe...
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