Essays Tagged: "National Review"
Censorship
I ain't never killed no cop. I felt like it a lot of times. But I never did' -Rapper Ice-T, National Review, July 20, 1992. Statements such as that has started an on going debate about ...
Subjects: Law & Government Essays > Law
Both sides of the gun control issue -Which Side of the Barrel? The right to bear arms.
un control in this country, comparing guns to consumer products that need to be regulated. From the National Review, writer John Derbyshire uses recent examples why gun ownership helps to quell crimin ... n states "that gun violence is not a crime issue but a public health issue."John Derbyshire, in the National Review, uses the recent change in British law, passed in 1997, to show the result of taking ...
Subjects: Law & Government Essays > Law > Issues
The Legalization of Marijuana
at the body rebuilds these cells after continuos usage has ceased. Richard Lowry, in an article for National Review, writes "A small minority of people who smoke it may-by choice, as much as any addic ... et" to vote when these propositions arise.Works CitedBuckley Jr., William F. "The Pot War Boiling." National Review November 2002: 55.Lowry, Richard. "Weed Whackers." National Review August 2001: 36-39.
Subjects: Law & Government Essays > Civil Rights
America: Land of the Free - Home of the Misanthropes A Response to Florence King Summary/Strong Response Essay
are actually being violated in America in her essay, "I'd Rather Smoke Than Kiss," published in the National Review. Writing to a Review readership comprised mainly of well-educated conservative white ... shining example of an American misanthrope.Works CitedKing, Florence, "I'd Rather Smoke Than Kiss." National Review, 7/9/90, Vol. 62 Issue 13, p32. Rpt. in the Allyn and Bacon Guide to Writing. John D ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Controversial Issues > Drugs & Alchohol
Censorship
utality. I ain't never killed no cop. I felt like it a lot of times. But I never did"-Rapper Ice-T, National Review, July 20, 1992.Statements such as that have started an on going debate about censors ...
Subjects: Law & Government Essays > Civil Rights
Racial Profiling: A Tool of Prejudice or Common Sense?
fficers involved in the shooting acquitted them of all charges as stated by Jonathan Foreman of the National Review. Although an innocent man was gunned down, he could have lived had he surrendered to ... minds and accept what is right in front of us.Works CitedForeman, Johnathan. "The Agony of Diallo." National Review 20 Mar. 2000: 21-22Cose, Ellis. "The Long Shadow of Amadou Diallo." Newsweek 13 Mar. 2000: 54
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Controversial Issues
Why Drugs Should Be Legal
for their prohibition, this extra money could fund the real problems of America, and eliminate our national debt quite quickly. Doing drugs is dangerous, yes"¦ but so is tanning, smokin ... d that is agreed on by people on both sides, from the far right (William F. Buckley, editor of "The National Review) to the far left (Jesse Ventura, governor of Minnesota). The money saved and made co ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Controversial Issues > Drugs & Alchohol
Deviance and Social Control
pports, are relics of barbarism incompatible with a civilized society.” (Johm O’Sullivan, National Review, July 2000) In this statement both sides can be seen and understood. In one case the ... ion-the fact that murderers, once executed, cannot harm anyone again.” ( John O’Sullivan, National Review, July 2000) This is an interesting fact. Once someone is no longer living they can n ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Sociology
Rhetorical analysis of Ban the Burqa
that supports this claim. One of the most obvious ones being that she published her article in the National Review, which has primarily a conservative viewpoint on most topics. A first look at the th ... er thesis because it relies too heavily on pathos.Work citedBerlinski, Claire. "Ban the Burqa." www.nationalreview.com. 16 Aug. 2010. Web. 28. Sep 2014.
Subjects: Literature Research Papers