In the past two months Nissan and Hyundai have beat Holden for the first time in 65 years. Holden gets the most funding then any other car company by over $180 million because it is the company to sell the most cars and make the most profit even though it doesn’t make as many cars .If Holden doesn’t start selling more cars like they used to then the government will have to cut off some of their funding which then will make it impossible for Holden to make cars in our country which then will make Holden go out of business. The daily telegraph, 2nd April 2013, Subway shop staff underpaid for five years. Four stores in NSW have been fined for underpaying vulnerable young staff for five years. There were 11 staff all aged from 15 to 21, with all the 11 staff they have to come up with $52,344 back pay.
So one has to ask was it worth it? Almost near years since we entered Iraq we are leaving with little results and a bill that doubles our debt and could continue to hold down our economy. There were over 4,400 lives lost, and that is just on the Americans side. We have not even began to scratch the surface of the effects on the native Iraqis and how many thousands of civilians have been killed and the millions that have been displaced by our war efforts. To go along with the 4,400 Americans that wont be coming home to their families, there were over 32,000 Americans wounded in this war.
On Law 218 (Doc E) if a doctor fails a surgery on a free man he hands are to be severed off just like that. This is so unfair to the doctor because he has to guarentee a perfect surgery every time which would never happen. Law 196 (Doc E) states that if a man hurts another man in any way he is allowed to do the same back to him. This law is so unreasonable because it teaches everybody to be so violent and uncivilized. What ever happened to the bigger person or the better role model.
He became a liar like everyone else. When he was brought to the stand he exclaimed, under oath, that he did not see any of the town’s citizens in the act. This made him a selfish person; he was looking out for his own interests because it was election year. He saw everyone clearly and knew exactly what happened. He even saw it from inside the jail.
To a majority of the audience this seems ‘alright’, but to a former cast member in the Truman Show that gets too close to Truman ends up creating riots and protests against the show’s actions. The cast members know that Truman is the only one that isn’t acting, yet they accept the pay check that allows them to keep living their real lives as they lie to Truman. An innocent man that did not ask to be taken in and filmed since the second he was born up until his adult hood. He was kept as a prisoner in the largest TV studio in the world, always ‘sheltered’ from the outside world. One of the interviews that the director is in during the show, eposes the unreal life of Truman.
These ways of surveillance should never take place. In Oceania, the citizens have to be 100% obedient at all times or they will be arrested and tortured. Without your own privacy, people basically cannot live the life they want to live because the government is always watching them and making sure they do not do anything against its beliefs. If I were in the same position as Winston, I would also rebel against the Party and Big
There is people committing crimes. That is only natural for people to become desperate and rob each other when it comes to survival and you have basically nothing you are going to fight to survive. There are people moving in groups and crowds to the north looking and hoping for a better life. In Earth 2100, it talks about rich oil companies not wanting to give up their power; in Parable of the Sower she talks about whole cities being run by companies. Natural causes, no active government, shortage of food and supplies due to depleteion of natural resources, are all reasons for society collapse in both Parable of the Sower and Earth
The Communist philosophy quite literally expects its citizens to live merely as machines, serving their purpose to the greater good, yet never experiences the pleasures of being alive. Leo is left frustrated and despaired, as many bourgeois were, and began to partake in illegal private trade. This sense of desperation to return to the life of amenities which were at one time rightfully and legally his own, lead him to his arrest and later death. Like Kira, he became consumed with anger and desire to defeat the USSR’s
Yossarian, the main character, along with other soldiers stationed at the Twenty Seventh Air Force are forced to endure an outlandish, bizarre existence defined by bureaucracy and violence. The Air Force officers have made it their mission to defeat other nations, despite the time soldiers spend fighting battles. They have no consideration for the lives of their soldiers, and force them to remain fighting in the army. “But they don’t say you have to go home. And regulations do say you have to obey every order.
There are few that may be questionable, but is it necessary to punish an entire race, every man, woman, and child, when none of them have done anything wrong? These people are being forced to sign, yes, to a loyalty act, when their own country doesn’t even accept them and that is not American, and simply not right. And lastly, these people have been removed from their previous lives, left everything behind and were forced to start over. These people have nothing but one another to build up a stable community for themselves, because they sure do not have your support. They are now just