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…to benefit the community as a whole. All of the laws in Jack's society were for his own benefit and not for the benefit of the society. The use of violence was his way of keeping everyone in his own society scared, therefore subservient. He also uses violence…

…on television seems to be amazement for the audiences. Of course, the glamour and popularity they see is something they too want in their lives. In time, the monkey see, monkey do effect will kick in and begin to unfold. Whether it is sex, drugs or violence…

…to no public support and was easily crushed by the Liberal government. The main weapons of these revolutions were not guns nor violence but meetings, demonstrations and petitions. Maybe this can explain why the revolutions achieved so little. Violence was the way…

…and shows the respect for human rights as a moral value (10). Thoreau, when asked to go to jail, agreed to go without violence and did not let violence intrude into the process of the protest. I believe being civil disobedient involves nonviolent protests like…

…Stevenson, the director of the Montgomery based Equal Justice Initiative, has stated, “ People are realizing that the more we resort to killing as a legitimate response to our frustration and anger with violence, the more violent our society becomes. We could…

…the theme of violence. Although violence was rarely used during the raids, it was not uncommon for members to kill their victims or even other members to avoid being recognized. In addition, the author adds that for the Appelman-Batenburg sect, murder was also…

…? Or have you ever wonder whether the people around you have the potential violence of causing the same tragedy. While ago, one of my dearest friend Andy had his car stolen by a juvenile theft, who later been caught by the police. Dear audiences and judges, today…

…children seem to become hardened to the world quicker than they use to. And why wouldn’t they? From the moment they are born they are subjected to violence on television shows, atrocities on the news and many kids are subjected to both violence and atrocity…

…wit at their hand and other men's at a distance (part I, chapter XIII)." Because of this arrogance, man will be aggressive in order to frighten respect from others and thus prove his superiority. This essential violence led to a perpetual state of war…

…and instigate fights between white and non-white kids. They are often brainwashed into believing that they are “cleaning up America” by violence. Another way is they would go into schools at night, and put business cards and white power literature…