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Will you let things impale your justification?

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To summarize our this journey we learned that people will always judge. We learned that systems and people can have corrupt judgement. We learn in our claim, If Revenge and a Persons Identity affect Justification not only to courts but to ourselves, Was in fact true. Now I ask you, Will you submit to anger to much that you take revenge into your hands? Will you keep judging so negative due to a persons appearance? Remember this presentation, this claim, these stories, and choose if yours will end up like theirs.

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There is no real solution to these cases but if there is a point where people can see why its actually wrong to judge worst things or act on revenge when angry would be every persons dream. Unfortunately we are all human and this is our biggest excuse. Sure with rules and punishment but you can never be 100%
like most things. But can you prevent acting out on anger? Yes and No. You dont have to act harshly and there are many ways to calm yourself. As for judging, You will always judge but you don't have to judge negatively. Look for something beautiful just as you wish to be seen greatly.

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August 29 of 2016, A little boy was sadly murdered. Why? Because he told a parent about affair. The women was apparently his neighbor and though she pleased guilty  she felt that she had gotten her revenge. Though it was a sad act, she still didnt seem to feel much from it. Did she have a good reason to feel justified? In our views, No, but in hers, yes. Just like Abigail when she ran off once she felt she had gotten her revenge.

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April 6 of 2016, A Mexican man who worked in a race car track was accused of being a sexual assaulter. Now there is no actual evidence it was him but these two girls who say he did it. Two jurors say that Mexicans always treat women horrible it had to be him, that he isn't trust worthy because hes Mexican. Any logic in this claim? Not at all but this is what some people still think even being placed in a place where discrimination and prejudiced shouldn't be.
The outcome of the case: Guilty

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Claim and Ties to today's society Explanation 2: Revenge

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Claim and Ties to today's society Explanation 2: Revenge

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Revenge is a never ceasing  fight for people who believe their actions are justified. Is this true? ...Revenge can take in forms of silly things as well. Maybe that guy across the street stole your pen, so you throw a rock at his window. Or larger where you see a murder of a child and you take action in your own hands.

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Now this is debatable and has been for years. In the study of psychology it is found that people will always judge right away. If you are aware or not, this is a natural human trait. So why would, in a professional environment, people not judge? This is something to think about while we enter claims in government processes

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/living-the-questions/201410/10-reasons-stop-judging-people

- It is human nature to judge, but it is what you do next that counts
- Barrett

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https://youtu.be/86Q8PrgJv0k

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https://youtu.be/WcgSe9DHRLg
2:00-300

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https://youtu.be/TXlHKTPfLVA
2:13

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Claim and ties to society today Explanation 1: Racist acts in court system

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Claim and ties to society today Explanation 1: Racist acts in court system

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The movie "Twelve Angry Men." is about a jury of 12 men who have to choose the fate of a 18 year old Puerto Rican boy who has been accused of Murder. Juryman Number 10 keeps referring to the young boys race as 'these people/Them' and claiming all immigrants or anyone in Hispanic culture is no good. What does this statement prove? That a persons identity does play a role in every day life. A big portion of that being in Courts. A person will always, no matter how much you think you wouldn't do this, judge right away. Off of appearance. This is normal."Make a good first impression." is exactly what it seems.

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https://youtu.be/TLpxwzlEzeE
to 52 seconds.

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Revenge is a big portion of the book considering that was Abigail entire motive. John Proctor is a farmer in his middle ages who has an affair with Abigail but refused Abigail after his wife figured out about and now wants to make things right. Abigail is angry that Procter picks his wife over her and tried to cast a curse on her but failed due to someone seeing them. Instead she frames Elizabeth Proctor, John Proctors wife, of being a witch due to her anger. Another act of Revenge this time was towards John Proctor where she guilt her friend, Mary to say john proctor works with the devil.

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Ties and Claims Explanation 1: Racism And Strange Behavior?  

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Ties and Claims Explanation 1: Racism And Strange Behavior?  

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In this book,people took Abigail lies and believed that Tituba was the one who was working with the devil. Everyone took Abigail's side over Tituba because of the fact she was black. The only reason Tituba confessed was because they threaten to hang her if she didn't. Another reason is in the crucible claim Martha Corey is a witch due to always acting strangely and reading books everyone accused of being about witchcraft. So what about revenge could that be a reason?

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Does Revenge and a Persons Identity affect Justification not only to courts but to ourselves?

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Abigail accused people who were innocent and even made her slave, Tituba, confess she was the one who told Abigail to do this witchcraft and that she wanted to be freed from the devil. also accusing others of being witches, due to appearance and suspicious behavior when in reality no one they were in fact innocent. In the end Abigail got away with it and once people realized she had lied. It was too late for everyone.

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The crucible takes place in Salem, Massachusetts, in the spring of 1692. A group of girls where caught in the forest dancing. This lead to people accusing them of being witches. Our Main Character, Abigail Williams, a seventeen year old girl who was now living with her uncle, Reverend Parris, accused the Devil for her behavior and several other people sparking the Salem witch trials.