As the Inspector’s investigations continue, his selfishness gets the better of him: he is worried about how the press will view his story in Act 2, and accuses Sheila of disloyalty at the start of Act 3. He wants to hide the fact that Eric stole money: ‘I’ve got to cover up this as soon as I can.’ Another way Priestly is able to show the Birlings’ selfishness is through the Inspector’s tone and style of questioning. The Inspector is very quick and sharp in his response and he tends to answer back. He will keep asking them
America began on small businesses and America has to continue to have small businesses to have a good economy. Wal-Mart endangers businesses all over the country because small businesses cannot compete with the superpower on account of Wal-Mart getting goods from places like China. Most people live within thirty minutes of a Wal-Mart and with their lower prices people will continue to shop there without realizing what they are doing to their own economy. Most people don’t realize that saving a few dollars by shopping at Wal-Mart is crippling all the local businesses around their area. Wal-Mart does not care about the American economy because they are thriving the way the economy is now, so American citizens have to stand up for their communities.
The apparent disregard for religious dietary guidelines/restrictions indicates to the public a cultural insensitivity in general. This impression has led to widespread dissatisfaction and lead possible clients to seek treatment elsewhere. Understanding the whys of the substandard care Mr. J. is receiving, will aid his nurses in making the changes needed to improve that care. Why is Mr. J. in restraints? Why is the staff not exercising or repositioning him more frequently to prevent skin breakdown?
Morgan Spurlock would have included this because it emphasis’s how truly worried they all were for his health at this point because not even the doctors imagined the extent of damage the experiment had caused. So why do people still eat these foods? The health risks are obvious. Why don’t people take personal responsibility for what they are doing to their bodies and
Throughout the whole story I was hoping that Miss Strangeworth got a taste of her own medicine because what she was doing was completely wrong. I couldn’t understand how someone could write anonymous letters making accusations based off of suspicions and ruin people’s lives. What happens next is what makes me question Miss Strangeworth’s character. I wonder if she’ll realize that writing the anonymous letters was wrong and apologize to everyone she’s hurt. I also wonder if she will just account this as another action of evil and continue warn to warn
“If you’ve done something your boss is not going to like it is far better that yourself bring him the bad news “ (Pg 159). When sweeping a lie or mistake under the rug, like it never even happened, remember that it wont be too long till someone comes along, trips on the rug, and reveals your secret. “Bad news has a habit of spreading. It is always better to create your own trial scene than to let someone else rig one up” (Pg 159). People are more likely to respect an individual who comes right out and admits his/ her mistakes rather than waiting till they are uncovered.
The omnipresent issue of childhood obesity was always tentative ground for the politicians, but the reigniting of the topic via the new move by the government to restrict and/or limit the sales of “junk food”, and rumors are circulating that the government will monitor the weight of children in the country. “Parent ban may be useful” by Geoff McLean’s letter to the editor; argued that the advertising saturation levels are not technically the major problem, but that the real problem lied with the parents. McLean’s uses an exasperated tone in his letter; this fully comes into play in the last two paragraphs, “instead farming them out to childcare centers or using television or video game as a de-facto
The ritualism of how we convict criminals usually does not help them in the long run; taking away their legitimate means for obtaining a job. The result is a rise of deviant subcultures. The bureaucratic rituals blind what is really at hand, “After the terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001, the U.S. postal Service continued to help deliver mail addressed to Osama bin Laden”-(Groups and Organizations Chapter 5): The role of the criminal justice system is so concerned with its rituals, it would contradict its sole purpose, so it could carry
765 The understudies will feel offended or hurt with signs isolating others with expenses rising, cutting down dependent upon the race, and sex. As showed by Tina Korbe's article, "Remember the Racist Cupcakes? Fordham University Fights Back with Its Own Bake Sale" expressed, "Jackson told the San Francisco Chronicle that the arrangement was tasteless and damaging, "attacking underrepresented gatherings by diminishing their gatherings to a financially evaluated extraordinary." page. 765 This won't just bring about understudies and general people to feel or see the isolation proceeding in the get ready arrangement that happens on grounds.
Turning your back on reality will only get you so far. Ignoring the truth will only push you further from the ultimate goal of peace, which is what we all wish to acquire. Things are not always how mommy and daddy made them appear to your young sponge-like mind. The truth isn’t politically correct, and the sooner we realize that as a nation, the sooner we won’t feel as though we’re walking on egg shells on our own soil. The idea of racial profiling puts many people on edge, although deep down we all do it from time to time.