Don't Care Essays

  • American Care Act - Really Don't Care

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    I came to the health care presentation with relatively extensive prior exposure to the details of the American Care Act, but surprisingly little knowledge of the debates surrounding the health care reform. From listening to the news I was aware that there was quite a bit of controversy surrounding the law, but it was only while researching that I discovered the details of why each political party, as well as the Catholic Church, supports or opposes the law. Knowing this, I have formed the opinion

  • Short Story about Falling into the Wrong Crowd of Friends

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    I never understood how difficult it would be to leave the only place I called home. I always thought I would live the rest of my life in Tennessee. One night at the dining room table I realized that all my hopes of growing up with my best friends and family were vanishing. It was a typical school night at my house in July. My mother had set five place settings, and placed the spaghetti and garlic bread in the middle of the table. My two brothers and I talked of what had happened at school that

  • Highway Don't Care, by Tim McGraw

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    surgery. If only Elizabeth had been listening to the song, “Highway Don’t Care” by Tim McGraw and contemplating the lyrics to this ballad, then maybe she would not have been in the accident. Tim McGraw’s “Highway Don’t Care” is an unorthodox approach to educating the public about the dangers of distracted driving as opposed to the traditional classes or public service announcements. The music video for Tim McGraw's song, “Highway Don't Care”, can persuade the public to protect themselves against the dangers

  • Jake - Original Essay

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    Jake - Original Essay I pushed off onto the ice; whoosh! I felt alive. I looked around at children laughing and falling, young lovers skating round and round, hand in hand. I turned to see Jake gliding toward me, a look of boyish glee on his face. I smiled and took his out-stretched, gloved hand in mine. We lapped the frozen lake together in synchrony, talking, laughing and generally showing off, when Jake decided to show me, and everyone else on the opaque ice, what he was made of. He

  • What Are The Stereotypes In The Breakfast Club

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    The Breakfast Club is a coming of age classic directed by John Hughes in 1985. It showcases five students that find themselves in all day Saturday detention for various unrelated incidents. John Bender, Andrew Clark, Allison Reynolds, Brian Johnson, and Claire Standish come from extremely different lifestyles even though they attend the same high school. Their parents drop them off at the school and the characters can be immediately judged by their cars and clothing. The jock, the basketcase, the

  • Transgender Issues in Patriarchy, a Look at "Boys Don't Cry"

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    The film, Boys Don't Cry, Kimberly Pierce's brilliant work of 1999, is the true story of, Brandon Teena, born Teena Brandon, played by Hillary Swank, who created a male identity for herself. Brandon was born in 1972 and died at the hopelessly young age of 21. The actual story takes place within the last two weeks of Brandon's life, in 1993. The movie, a dramatized documentary, was released in 1999. Brandon is a transgendered individual; he was born a female, but feels that he would be happier

  • Bitter Sweet Symphony by the Verve

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    Bitter Sweet Symphony by the Verve A contemporary song must be carefully chosen to be put in the UTD time capsule. The song must cover the many characteristics assembled in this class as well as the many characteristics of our generation. ìBitter Sweet Symphonyî by the Verve is the perfect song to combine these positive and negative aspects. It will fairly portray to the future the many colors of the students of UTD. ìBitter Sweet Symphonyî should be chosen by the class, because it is the

  • Gender Identity Disorder Essay

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    examples that may influence change for some. So who in society is considered to have GID? There is no exact cause but there are several theories including life experiences such as social factors or even hormonal influences that have been suggested (Boys Don't Cry, Gender Identity Disorder,2012). A person with GID usually show symptoms of their passion to be the opposite sex.For instance, they began to dress like the opposite gender, develop speech patterns and display dislike for their own genitals. (Gender

  • Brandon Teena Brought His Fate Upon Himself in the Film, Boys Don't Cry

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    Brandon Teena is the main character in Boys Don’t Cry. He is a boy that, as he himself proclaimed “had a birth defect or something”, meaning that he was born a girl. Throughout the movie, he is searching for acceptance, for somewhere that the way he is doesn’t matter. This is first shown to the viewer when he moves out of Lincoln, Nebraska, to Falls City, Nebraska. At the end of the film, Brandon Teena is brutally raped and later murdered. Though Brandon’s fate was in no way his fault, nor does it

  • Boys Don T Cry Analysis

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    ​Melissa Lopez Psy 31 April 15, 2015 Boys Don't Cry This paper will report on​ Teena Brandon who was the main character in the movie​ Boys Don't Cry. It will attempt to describe and explain the biological, psychological and social elements that influenced the onset and progression of her disorder. Section one of this paper will provide brief summary of the movie as well as a profile of the main character that will be analyzed in the movie

  • Why Should Animals Be Kept In Captivity

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    are taken care of but that doesn’t mean that they are all well taken care of, animals that are in captivity can be bad for them. Although animals in captivity are taken care of and kept from predators they should ban animals from being kept in captivity because the animals don’t have a big enough space to roam, small spaces cause not normal behavior, animals instincts can disappear. The first reason why animals should not be kept in captivity is animals need room to roam. In zoos they don’t have a

  • Essay On Exotic Animals

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    should not be kept as pets because they can be a danger at any time. They can’t be tamed in just a day, month, or even a year. It takes many generations to tame an animal. Like dogs for example, they have been tamed for generations. Some wild animals don’t kill people by just biting them and killing them. Wild animals carry all kinds of disease and spread them if people are not aware. Some of the diseases can be very harmful to humans including rabies, herpes B virus, and Salmonella. The herpes B virus

  • Animal Activists

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    disturbing reality to observe. Oftentimes, I'm ashamed to be part of this species. 40-45 Percent of Animal Activists Stop Their Activism But we have to snap out of it, animal lovers. These negative emotions only hurt us and hurt the animals we care about it. For instance, we could easily get a serious case of compassion fatigue. http://www.care2.com/causes/why-are-animal-caretakers-suffering-as-much-as-the-animals.html And numbing ourselves and not caring so

  • Understanding Mike's Unspoken Troubles

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    promises. Everyone was acting so stupid, when it came time to vote, they kept asking how I was voting, I didn’t think it was any of their business.” “You have known most of the people on the council for years, and should know that they don’t vote intelligently. Why did you expect anything different today?” She asked arrogantly. “Why do they elect people on the council who work with their hands in the first place? What they need are members like you who work with their brains,” she explained

  • Why Dogs Should Be Illegal

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    different. People and dogs and all animals make mistakes all the time. We don't live in a perfect world. So don't expect people to not make mistakes.

  • Animal Farm Research Paper

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    world, today we have rules that are written and unwritten that we follow. In my essay, I’ll be talking about seven important and basic rules written and unwritten that we follow on a daily base. Those seven rule are we should not commit murder, don’t speed, say “please” and “thank you”, respect your elderly, wear your seat belt, do not steal,

  • Videos Used To Treat Animals About To Slaughter

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    together and essentially crushed. They force the pigs into tiny pins that are barely big enough for them and are treated horribly. All the animals are abused and slaughtered in the most horrific way. The animals are treated so badly because some humans don’t really have respect for other forms of life. Our actions cause animal’s immense emotional pain and suffering. The animal’s babies are stolen from them at birth and they are locked in confinement, denying them their natural behaviors. My friend was

  • Persuasive Essay On Animal Entertainment

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    brings in a large yearly profit from the use of animal entertainment. Our poverty level is already low enough and is rapidly increasing could you image wi... ... middle of paper ... ...ringing them satisfaction. All people care about is being entertained, they could care less about how the animals are forced to perform for them. Not just any person can use these creature for people’s entertainment. People at fairs and events like that have to get licenses from the agriculture department. Even

  • Circus Animal Abuse

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    circus as a child, but they wouldn’t if they knew that the tigers and elephants were abused to get them to do the tricks that the kids love. Most circus animals spend 96% of their lives in cages or chained up. (PAWS. "Enjoy the Circus? The Animals Don't." Web Accessed March 14, 2015.) They are starved and abused to do things that are unnatural to their normal behavior. Tigers, like most animals, are instinctively afraid of fire, yet tigers and lions are forced to jump through hoops of fire and have

  • Mad Cow's Disease

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    cream. Products that come from cows are essential to our society and can play an important part of healthy living. Also many of us enjoy eating cows from steak, cow’s foot and etc. Cows are mainly raised on a farm unfortunately if they are not taking care of properly they can also make us sick. Mad cow’s disease is a contagious, slowly progressive, degenerative, and fatal disease affecting the central nervous system of adult cattle’s. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has tested hundreds of