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…they could be accepted. (Angus, p. 785) Manson’s life ambition was to become a pop singer, a goal he would never attain. (Angus, p, 769) He felt hatred for those who did acquire their dreams. This is the reason for the many hate lists. These lists contained…

…that are corrupting these networks with information that contains pornography, racism, and other forms of explicit information. When they start looking around for a crime, new ‘cybercops’ are coming into a pretty mean environment. Cyberspace, especially…

…that Denmark is in a state of disorder. Also, Hamlet has been cheated out of his rightful inheritance and he is naturally indignant at being compelled to live in the hated surroundings of the court. Hamlet’s sense that he has been deprived of his proper place…

…Encourage our Children The media has exploited violent and unlawful acts entirely too much. Whether on television or the front page of the newspaper, stories of crimes and violence are broadcast in an almost glorified manner to our society, and more…

…for Americans to learn what acts of violence have happened in the “real world.” With reports of shootings in Arkansas, riots in Seattle, and hate crimes in Texas, the news is also a prime entertainment source. It is the funniest thing in the world when 13 people die…

…radicals. 1995 – Oklahoma City Bombing. One hundred and sixty-nine die after a truck bomb is detonated across the street form the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City. Two men were indicted for the crime; both are affiliated with right…

…would be paranoid, hated his father, was obsessively loved by his mother, and lived in Connecticut. The New York Police Department was dumbfounded when they arrested the Mad Bomber. Brussels was right on the money, even down to the fact that the Bomber…

…, the victim of a vicious hate crime. By analyzing significant acts that have occurred since the Declaration of Independence, it will become obvious that the plight of the minority in the United States is only slightly better that it was one hundred years ago…

…had only about hundreds members in the KKK but in 1934 the Klan members had grown to the staggering figure of four and a half million people. " The Klan began commiting hate crimes against minoroties . Slowly, as the years passed and the government began…

…sister Justine Moritz was suited to be guilty from that crime. Frankenstein knew that she was not murderer; he know who was it, but he did not have enough power and courage to said it. He was afraid that people would find out what he created. He felt he…