By the 1990s, the sheer weight of evidence had forced major tobacco companies to admit that their products are both harmful and addictive. Many governments have substantially increased taxes on tobacco in order to discourage smoking, and often to alleviat
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Welcome back to the second part of our debate of whether the police force should be routinely armed or not. It seems like Owen and Jess are ready to go head to head once again. So, let's hear them out.
The police in Korea are routinely unarmed, whereas in North America and most European countries - as elsewhere - policemen are routinely armed. In countries such as the United States, police arms are commonly cited as links to abuse of power e.g. victimiz
Everybody knows that during the Second World War, many atrocities were committed by those of the Nazi side, including the massacre of civilians and the organized genocide of Hitler's "Final Solution." Often those Nazis responsible for committing these
We all know random breath testing of drivers for excess alcohol in the blood is a policy that intends to bring down the number of drink drivers. Well, the European Commission believes that the police forces of all member states of the European Union shoul
Were you aware that the rising scarcity of many whale species, together with growing recognition of the intelligence and social nature of whales, led to calls for regulation of whale catches and the creation of the International Whaling Commission(IWC)? T
Without a doubt, beauty contests are popular in many parts of the world. The biggest, the Miss World competition, has been running annually since 1951. It attracts an enormous worldwide audience - around 3 billion viewers in 115 countries. There are beaut
In my personal opinion, the post-war feminist movement has largely coincided with the increasing use of mass consumer advertising, some of which relies on depictions of women that provoke different reactions. Typically, the discourse relates to the impact
Here is a classic debate about the limits the state should place on something which could harm people. The proposition does not have to argue that drinking alcohol is harmless, as to win the debate they only need to show that the way to encourage limited
Surprisingly, in the 20th century, 1,000 boxers died in the ring, or shortly afterwards; the youngest recorded victim was just 12 years old. Although the tightness of regulations upon boxing varies from country to country, only a handful of countries have
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