The initially communist inspired rebel group known as the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia), the conservative death squads known as the self-defense forces (known locally as paramilitares or paras) and the "rightful" but equally corrupt government and military of the country. ... To create authority and credibility in their ruthlessness, the leaders of these outlaw groups force the novices to kill or hurt their friends or they will have the same consequences. ... The article constantly shows how primarily, the leaders of the groups use force and threats against the inoffe...

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(Cañaberal, 1993,44) Therefore media has corrupted and exploited society, mainly the youth, by giving false advertisement. ... "Media is the most deadly and at the same time the most beneficial force in the world."" ...

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Indeed, banning this process because it does not correspond with some religious beliefs is in itself a corrupt idea. ... There is fear though that human cloning would be used corruptly, that the doubles would be used as slaves for organ banks, to be chopped up whenever a part is needed. ... In a free society, you cannot force another human being to give up one of their internal organs, and you certainly cannot kill another human being to obtain one of their organs. ...

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Euthanasia radically misshapes the purpose of the medical profession along with corrupting its nature and purpose, namely to foster and protect life, not to take it. ... Some believe euthanasia, a perceived moral wrong, should be prohibited by the full force of the law. ...

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Many people who are influenced by society tend to judge others through societies norms and they want to be well liked by everyone, thus they conform and corrupt who they truly are to fit others approving views. ... I really dislike societies that force you to become someone you're not, we can't change who we are no matter how much we want to. ...

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The reasoning behind this view of the state is the assumption that political authority in any shape or form is completely corrupting. ... Another theorist, Stirner, suggests the state rips people of their natural egoism and as a result, the state is believed by some to control the behavior of individuals and force them into unnatural social relations. ...

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