Law enforcement is abused in many ways. From what I found the police there are police for the entertainment. I mean they do good things when it comes to drug bust and stuff, that is if they aren't using them for their own use and profit. But they Rodney King people on a daily basis for fun. No one wants that type of police force in their community.
For example, kids view Latinos or Mexicans as boxers and Asians as martial artists or even as criminals. This gives them an image of a dominant man, power, and also control. Most of these stereotypes are learned by the kid by watching the different cartoons on the television, most of the time these cartoons portrays the caracteres with stereotypes. For example, girls as weak and boy as tougher and rude. Tough Guise is the first film I have ever viewed that made me realize that the role of being “masculine”for the boys , involved so much performance, image, and the role that they play.
"Cool" is meticulously researched and engineered. In fact, there is an invisible, interconnected web behind the creation of cool For example, MTV produces hip-hop concerts where popular rap artists perform for free because MTV will showcase videos that promote the artists' CDs. Meanwhile, large advertisements for Sprite, an MTV sponsor, are displayed in the background of the telecast concert. These interlocking, interpromoting companies have made a science of finding out what kids think is cool and then selling it back to us. They even pay anthropologist-investigators known as "cool hunters" to keep up with what the coolest kids are doing, and use that knowledge to design products.
The public is able to buy them at their free will resulting in drugs corrupting schools and America’s youth. The age regulation of drugs would have a positive effect on the drug use of America’s youth, it would be much harder for them to get. Today, it’s a lot more common to witness a drug deal happen in school rather than someone selling alcohol or cigarettes. It is extremely dangerous to drug users because there is no regulation, making a lot of buyers unaware of the potency of the drug or if some other drug is it. This is the main reason for overdose in America, the majority of the people that use drugs are not always sure on what really is in it.
Does “Gangster” rap promote violence, influence teens to engage in illegal activities and encourage homophobic and misogynistic feelings? THESIS: Gangster rap does not influence teens that some illegal things are cool and it doesn’t promote violence, because for the most part they are just rapping about their own life experiences before they starting rapping. Rappers also use some offensive language because thats how they were raised and in the black community a lot of it is acceptable so its all they know. PROPOSAL: I chose to talk about gangster rap and the effect, if any, that it has because I think gangster rap is the interesting type of rap. Also because most of my all time favorite rappers were known as being gangster
Even if it did while it may reduce murder from gun crime criminals would still have the option of other deadly weapons. These new laws would not stop criminals from obtaining a fire arm as most criminals don’t own a their guns as legal weapons anyway, they get them through the black market. Further restrictions would only make it harder for the citizens who would have a proper use for it but not for criminals. This is why many believe that gun control laws in our state do not need to be changed as they would make no difference to those who get them illegally. Putting down more restrictions would only serve to make law-abiding citizens who would have a purpose with it harder to obtain, and it go against our right to bear fire arms.
Some of the songs from the Sex Pistols were “Anarchy in the UK,” which essentially says that people do not need to do anything if they do not want to and society is without law. They are free people and do not need to work. Cultural revolutions start with a person believing one thing, but will not go anywhere unless others follow him. For example, McLaren needs money for his store, and was persistent on it. He uses the Sex Pistols to gain money, and manipulates them into what people like which eventually leads to followers to an unexpected loyalty.
Criminal Law Evaluation CJA/354 August 1, 2011 Criminal Law Evaluation Laws make everyone’s life safer and more pleasant. Without laws we could not hold on to our property. We could not go to bed at night expecting to wake up and find that we had not been robbed. Social life would be impossible without laws to control the way people treat one another. It is not the law that people should fear, it is the trouble that comes to everyone when the laws are broken.
Today violence is just a part of everyday activity, flip on the TV to watch the news and there is another homicide, or robbery. Our society has the impression that violence can solve problems. The old saying ‘guns don’t kill people, people kill people’ is the wrong approach to have. We need to be preventive towards our youth so they don’t have violence all around them. “The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives estimates that there are more than 215 million guns in the hands of private citizens.
However, you need to stop believing the gaming stereotypes the news puts out; gaming doesn't turn good people bad, it just gives people entertainment. In fact, tests show that gaming is more of a stress relief than most after school activities. People shoot up schools, rob people and such and then use gaming as a scapegoat just because they can. It is not gaming's fault; those people really are just bad people. The game was not the key master to unlock the beast within.