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1. Claim: A part of Bill Gates Legacy is his generous donations to charity but much emphasizing on HIV and AIDS

Should we as a society set a monetary value on life, or let it exist on an emotional level? Are the accomplishments we achieve and the money we make throughout our lifetime the only things that determine what our life is worth after death; or should it be based on the value that the individual put upon their own experiences. In contemporary American Society, this question remains to be asked when someone loses their life. In the excerpt from Chris Jones’ “Roger Ebert: The Essential Man” The struggles which Ebert Endures, and the high value he remained to keep on his own life was revealed, which displayed his own personal value of life and how it is precious throughout the conflict. I agree with this mentality completely, because one’s circumstances may outweigh another’s, meaning that there is

The right to life is the most basic right for human beings. “The International Covenant on

Everyone has been led to believe that all lives are equal, and they are however, in terms of monetary value, lives are not equal. Aside the ethics about assigning value to the live it is still done. The justice system tries to resolve this loss by using unjust means. Life should not be given a value in any sort of currency, it is is not right as there is no way to put a price on something as priceless as life. Even if the life of a person is affected by an illness, their worth should not be decreased. All lives are equal, some people need more help than others and it should be given if and when deserve such help. The value of life has been contemplated throughout history, such as Shakespeare's (1599) play, hamlet; in which Hamlet’s

The branded pharmaceutical firms account for more than 50% of worldwide pharmaceutical sales. Thus they make huge profits. These profits can be used to fund hospitals in poor areas. This will not only give the firms respect but also a good recognition. Generic medicines are cheap and easily available. Though they may not be effective, but they serve the purpose for the poor. Some generic medicines may not give the desired results but the major diseases which occur among the poor people can be treated with generic medicines.

strates that life is very valuable you only have one.Those who disagree think still its want that person wants do and so be is if they wanna risk there life them.This argument is

When it comes to the topic of the value of life. Most of us will readily agree that there is no amount of money that can equal the loss for a loved one.. Where this agreement usually ends however, is on the question of whether or not the government has the right to assign a dollar value on the human life. While some are convinced that a dollar value is enough other believe that there is no dollar value that can compensate for their lost loved one. Society should base the value of life based on that person's future income in expected life to live.

For many, the value of life is the ideology that all are created equal, while others don’t see a value to human life at all, and some assign value to human life by the beauty within in. The United States Federal Government unsuccessfully attempted to put a monetary value to human life after the fatal attacks on September 11th, 2001.

It’s undisputable that the world is evolving into a global village. People tend to lose sight of the real problems going on in the world like the importance of a thriving country, such as Australia, helping unindustrialized countries with their problems and lack of resources, especially health wise. It should be a necessity that Australia donates money to the vaccine programs in developing countries as they are less fortunate as we too used to be a developing country. Other factors such as the importance of keeping good relationships with other countries, less chance the virus will spread if it’s treated there and by financially supporting them we save millions of lives each year.

“In 2011 alone, 1.5 million children died [worldwide] from diseases preventable by currently recommended vaccines” (“Immunization” 2). The magnitude of this tragedy is in part caused by the fact that some of those children simply weren’t reached by organizations like UNICEF, which aim to vaccinate children (“Immunization” 2). However, there are other reasons for the recent deaths and epidemics—such as the whooping cough epidemic of 2012, with 48,000 cases nationally in the United States—involving vaccine preventable diseases (McClay 1).

Setting up the ‘Heal the World’ Foundation which aims at providing medicine for children and fighting world hunger, drug and alcohol abuse, and child abuse

In his article, “Swine Flu Vaccine: What Is Fair?,” Gostin points out that “rich countries in general will probably use their vastly superior spending power to acquire vaccines. Stockpiling by the rich, of course, leaves poor countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America much more vulnerable” (11). After all, everyone needs to be protected from the dangers of H1N1 Influenza throughout the world and income should not play a role in who is vaccinated. It is a reality that every individual is just as important as the next and should have a fair chance at a vaccination. Organizations are creating the vaccines with the idea of profit in mind and this is not fair to the poorer countries around the globe. Wealthy countries are definitely more likely to acquire vaccinations in relation to poorer ones.

People are valued based on many different things; some of these include race, gender, sexuality, religion and more. But we still think that some people are valued more than others. In this essay we will explain to you our outlook on why we think some people are valued more than others.

Every human life is worth the same, and worth saving. JK Rowling states this in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, via Kingsley Shacklebolt. When Kingsley says this he is referring to the Death Eaters and how they deserve to live despite their wrongdoings. Death Eater is the name given to a follower of Lord Voldemort, the books’ antagonist, in the Harry Potter series. The group is composed of wizards and witches who are extreme pureblood racial supremacists who break wizard law without fear. Parallels can be drawn between the Death Eater’s narrow ideals and the beliefs of white supremacists.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation was established in 2000 by its namesake, Bill Gates, and his wife Melinda. The couple created the foundation “to help reduce inequities in the United States and around the world.”1 It is headquartered in Seattle, Washing and is co-chaired by Bill, Melinda and William Gates Sr. Since its founding the foundation has accrued an incredible $31.9 billion and has a net worth of almost $50 billion. With such spending power, the foundation has been able to make great progress, particularly in the areas of global health. It has also made a sincere effort to improve many public school systems in the US.