Встреча клуба №10(2009), кодовое имя -"Need for speed",12-го февраля, 18:32, Домашня кухня

Внимание! Стартует акция "забей на клубберов и получи бан". Суть ее проста, Вы отмечаетесь на всех встречах группы, хоть и не собираетесь на них приходить. И таким образом показательно выказываете неуважение ко всем членам клуба. После систематичного повторения этого простого действия вы получаете свежий и хрустящий бан плюс отчисление из группы. Спешите. Кол-во банов, раздаваемое в неделю ограничено. Обязательно отписываем на стену встречи или в личку Джони Боту, вероятность вашего вашего появления на встрече. время начала 18:32. Карту по которой можно добратся до места смотрите в альбоме группы Topics: 1. Freedom of Speech, Restrictions on Summary: Is it ever right for Governments to restrict freedom of speech? Freedom of speech is often considered to be one of the most basic tenets of democracy. As a fundamental right it is enshrined in documents such as the Bill of Rights in the United States, the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, and the European Convention on Human Rights: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. 2.Gay Marriages Summary: Should homosexual couples be allowed to marry? There is now an increasingly tolerant attitude towards homosexuality in society, especially in the West. However, the treatment of homosexuals differ from one country to another. In some nations, homosexuality is illegal whilst in others, homosexuals are now accorded an increasing catalogue of rights that have been enjoyed by heterosexuals all along. 3. Hollywood’s Influence Summary: Does Hollywood have a negative impact on the world? In this topic ‘Hollywood’ is used loosely to stand for the cultural products of the USA, so popular in the rest of the world; principally films, television programmes, music and global broadcasters such as CNN, Disney and MTV. The success of Hollywood is undoubted; in 1998 the 39 most successful movies were all American, and in Europe the domestic film industries struggle to hold even 30% of their national market share. 4. Housewives, should be paid for their work Summary: Should family members receive a wage for the work they do in the home? The ideas of traditional family roles have changed markedly since the entry of women into the labour force. As the notion of 'natural' family roles has decreased so the awareness of the vital and sizeable quantity of unpaid work homekeepers (still predominantly women) do has increased. This raises questions about how voluntary and unpaid, or contractual and marketised the divisions of labour in family life should be. 5. Immunity from Prosecution for Politicians Summary: Should serving heads of state or members of Parliament/Congress enjoy immunity from some or all prosecution during their office? In many systems, some sort of immunity from prosecution is provided to elected leaders, either for life or during their time in office. 6. Internet Censorship Summary: Should governments censor material on the world wide web? The internet is the fastest growing and largest tool for mass communication and information distribution in the world. It can be used to distribute large amounts of information anywhere in the world at a minimal cost. Even if moral arguments surrounding internet censorship can be justified there remain practical problems with the regulation of such an international concept. 7. Languages, Preservation of Summary: Should governments take steps to keep their threatened languages alive? The globalisation of the communication industry means that minority languages around the world are increasingly under threat. There are particular versions of this problem. The first is minority languages within a particular country, examples of which are Welsh in the United Kingdom and French in Can