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…known sniper division. Since then I have had a total of seventy-four confirmed kills thirty-one of which at a range over three hundred yards, giving me the fourth highest number of kills in a single career. I am therefore the natural selection…

…off the bat that killing or making a decision of killing a being is neither respectful nor moral. Every person in this world deserves the right to live and those who may be seriously handicapped or what not deserve even more respect then the regular every…

…and scalped him. True Son and Half Arrow tried to kill the uncle in revenge but were almost killed and decided to escape instead.          The climax of the story is after they have escaped and are in the woods. They spend many days in the woods…

…civil wars going about within. Throughout the play, waste is a big factor. It is almost inevitable that Scotland will lose dignity, and chaos will begin as soon as King Duncan is killed. Macbeth goes from a rational being to a total ruthless savage who…

…the will to pursue the throne; therefore, Lady Macbeth feels that she will have to convince Macbeth to do so. She at once seizes the opportunity, and never flinches from her objective until all is over. The letter given to Lady Macbeth, her plan to kill Duncan, and her…

…"Effective and humane" say hunters. The crux of the whole fox hunting debate, for many people, is the issue of cruelty. Is being chased for several hours to be killed by a pack of dogs cruel? No, say hunt supporters, citing the top dog of the pack's…

…for aggression, expansion, and imperialism. By the time that the war had ended in 1945, 20 million Chinese had died at the hands of the Japanese. The Japanese military savagely killed millions of people and have been in denial about the atrocities for many years…

…was to defend ourselves from another attack on U.S. soil, which in turn would kill many of our U.S. citizens. This is why the war needed to be stopped; thus, justifying the use of the atomic bomb. World War II was the costliest war in history, in terms of lives…

…are, as defined by Chagnon, men who have either killed another person or were involved in the attack which led to the killing. Although his arguments presented in a 1988 article of Science magazine do not go into great detail about the process of gaining the title…

…not believe that all murderers should receive it as punishment. In cases where someone was killed in self defense, the 'murderer' should not receive the death penalty. But when someone is killed in cold blood then there should be a consideration. Again, not all…