Summary: The Importance Of Speeding

The majority of people, if not all, by human nature are greedy and work toward their own desires and betterment. This natural instinct to protect one’s self interest actually is a positive force in the world. People will naturally work toward improving their station in life and the innovative ideas that are unleashed and actions that are taken in these pursuits improve other people’s lives as well. The issue begins when this greed grows unchecked and becomes a desire to have power over others. History has long shown that people who have power, especially power protected by a governing body, should be held accountable. A community of people should never assume that those they have elected to govern them possess greed that is more virtuous than individual greed. The Framers of the U.S. Constitution recognized this abuse of power and were intent to put in place a system that included separation of powers and checks and balances to protect American citizens from tyranny. Although the Constitution does not specifically address term limits on public servants in government leadership, there is evidence that some of the Framers understood that the negative effects of power hungry public officials. During the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin made a speech and he said “there are two passions which have a powerful influence on the affairs of men. These are ambition and avarice; The love of power and the love of money.” What I will be addressing in this paper

In 2001, Thomas Volgy took time to explore how Americans view their political leaders through his book “Politics in the Trenches”. In his book, Volgy came to the defense of American politicians as they suffer from what the author considered to be lack of empathy from the citizens (Volgy 6). Volgy also takes time to reflect on the diminished civic engagement among American citizens. The United States has always served as an example of ‘democracy at work’ for other countries across the world. However, over the last few years American citizens have exhibited high levels of mistrust towards political personalities.

In Michael Nelson’s Why Americans Hate Politics And Politicians, the author presents some very compelling evidence as to why Americans generally detest modern government. He cites several historically recent political scandals as potential explanations for the public’s mistrust of politicians. He blames the modern American political culture as well as the various public media hosts who frequently diabolize politicians and denounce their political actions. He also alludes to the common American theme of displacing blame from oneself, onto another group of individuals serving as political scapegoats. I felt that his arguments were thoroughly grounded in facts, as well as the various statistical poll results that he presents. I also feel that his arguments are still relative to the political world of today, as public opinion has not changed that much since this essay was published. Americans still share a general hatred for politics, even though the American public is often to blame, and not their elected officials as they wish to believe.

From time to time a bad apple is found in most everything, but the people have to faith in the system or it will collapse. It all has to start with our law makers that are elected by the people in the Statehouse, these are the people how make the laws or form the rule books that we all must abide by in life. We must have trust that are leaders are ethical in their dealings and we must trust they are making the best decisions based on what is best for the people, not a select few or

Suzanne Goldenburg, in her writing explained to us that there a lot of conflicts in the political party. TO be more specific, a Democrat governor versus Republican governor, described to us the life of George Ryan, who after of being decorated now was convicted of a lot of crimes that he had done in his past. Hence, where were those men in one way or another that are charge in different types of crimes. The author wants us to know that corruption exists in all social levels, like Blagojevich, George Ryan, John Harris and all the politicians that are in power around the world. We see how they take advantage of others that are less fortune in life, that the only ways to build their imperialism is by robbing the hospital and highway toll system

Politics have rules and systems just like in a game, and as a game designer I can't help but think about how broken is our political system is. By broken, I don't just mean it's busted. I mean it's broken in a game design sense. The underlying rules and incentives that govern our politics are just wrong. In my career as a game designer, I have spent a lot of time setting up systems meant to craft behavior or motivate people to achieve a goal. If you take the goal of politics to be the betterment of the people living in our country, the systems we have are very poorly set up. This either means that our system has gotten so far out of hand as to not even remotely reflect what it was originally

I agree with Massura’s statement that today, most politicians are fame- and power-addicted. Once politicians are voted into office, they have to strike a balance to conform to the concerns for their constituents but also try not to alienate too many people for fear of not getting reelected. Lobbyist groups provide candidates with the most of the money for reelection campaigns that a politician considers when making important decisions. They are put in positions of honor and esteem and often feel above the law because of their positions. Unfortunately, many politicians fall to unethical lifestyles and get caught up in the glory of the position rather than sticking to the campaign platforms that allowed them to be elected in the first place.

The biggest monsters in today’s society are politicians. Politicians will do anything and everything they can in order to get a citizens vote to become President, Governor, Mayor, or any other job in government. Most people find that after a candidate is elected into office, they are liars and do not keep the promises that were made during their campaign. These candidates are usually controlling or power-hungry. Our founding fathers created our government to keep peace throughout the United States. Now, the country is completely controlled by a corrupted government that continues to worsen with time.

Virtually all of the representatives had professional careers before getting elected. He notes four dangerous trends of government.

People around the world watch in awe as the speedy racers fly through a plethora of different of obstacles. Raging fans will fill the stadium to the brim. Intensity will be in the air and so will the suspense. The race will start with no clue as to who will come out on top. Racing at speeds of up to 70 MPH, the drones will be speeding through the stadium, exciting fans of all ethics and ages. The drones coming around the corner and WHAM, two of the leaders collide and go down in a heap. The crowd erupts, the stadium is renewed with even more excitement as the racers come upon the last lap. The speeding drones are neck and neck, the crowd is silent in suspense. The drone is flying very close to a wall, maybe a little too close.

Politicians succeed by touching hot spots of voters. Most of them try to play the safe card and seek out to fix problems in the most logical way viewed in today’s standards. A mold of politician that most thought could never excel in politics has for the most part done just that, excel. The identity of a politician who thinks and acts outside the box while displaying superior confidence is unfamiliar. This certain persona opens up questions about the direction that politics are heading . Politicians are evolving into individuals without a political background, coming from different types of cultures that change their language and attitudes towards situations.

Speeding is a dangerous problem. Adult humans are behind the wheel of a machine, a vehicle, that can harm or kill another being. (A being is one that can feel pain and pleasure (Quinn, 2013, pg. 76)). Because of the danger of these speeding vehicles on freeways, the East Dakota State Police (EDSP) has selected the current video recording technology devices as a tool to reduce speeders in their jurisdiction. The EDSP recording camera is sensitive enough to detect vehicles moving over a set speed limit. In this case, the EDSP are able to register speed exceeding five miles per hour. The cameras are technologically advanced enough to record the license plate number and a photo of the driver to match to state

The past twenty five years have been brutal in regards to public opinion polls and the attention given to our public officials and their ethical standards. “Several have expressed the belief that our leaders are, at best, self-interested or, at worst, corrupt, thereby contributing to the problem. In addressing the public’s concern, some officials have attempted to explain this “unfortunate situation” by attributing it to a general decline in personal ethics, the inevitable result of increased power and luxury. Others have chosen to respond with stricter laws, detailed rules and regulations, and specific prohibitions or penalties to “solve the problem” by systematically institutionalizing ethics within the organizations over which they

In today’s society, people often argue that there is a massive distrust in the government and the actions that occur in relation to politics. In the United States, specifically, nearly two-thirds of the American population believe their government is in decline (Keane). This decline is seen through the widening gap of the rich and poor, extreme xenophobia of politicians, and young citizens left jobless due to unemployment figures on the rise (Keane). Thus, it is easy to see that people feel they no longer are being protected by the government. Furthermore, people may feel that politics are becoming more of an area for the powerful and less of what it was intended to be. Politics should be an arena for politicians to fight for and protect their jurisdictions interests, as opposed to a job where leaders mindlessly show up for their 9 to 5. When individuals feel that this is the case, there is the potential for less interest in politics, and political disillusionment. Thus, distrust exists in the political sphere and is manifested in political disinterest and disillusionment.

Surface transport is a vital activity of all human civilization since time immemorial. Humankind has spread all over the globe by means of surface transport. Of the various means of surface transport, road transport is the most common and crucial in human life. Roads have spread wide and in fact, road intensity could be an index of socio-economic progression of human communities, states and countries. Along with spread of the roads, the vehicles also have grown up in number, technology and consequently in speed. That had repercussions in terms accidents and human, livestock, and wildlife causalities, and loss of properties. Such unpleasant repercussions also had other socio-economic, psychological and other opportunistic costs as well, especially in societies with lesser social security measures in place.