Comparing Locke And Hobbes Of John Locke

Imagine a world where people get to take part in their government everywhere, where it is equal

and everyone has freedoms and rights, where it’s fair. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always turn out like that.

There is too much hatred in the world for the government to let us do that everywhere. The government

has too much power over the people. Government should be fair and everyone should be treated

equally. One philosopher thought that we should be caring and treat each other equally, and that was

John Locke. Government should be run how John Locke argues because, the government should be

fair, run where people have rights and freedoms, and provide equality for all.

People should be able to control their lives and have a say on
Unlike Hobbes, Locke thinks

that people are all made equally.

Government certainly should be fair to people. People should have rights and freedoms, the

government is just ruining all the natural rights people have. John Locke argues,“nothing was made by

man to spoil or destroy.” (Locke) Locke has shown that this omnipotent system should be fair, the

government should not be able to ruin our freedoms. He also states that we are all made equally, therefore we should be.

We should treat all fairly without any quarrels or contentions. In an interest of politics, John

Locke proposes that “considering the plenty of natural provision there was a long time in the world and

few spenders there could be little room for any quarrels or contentions.” (Locke) Locke is so certain

that people should all be on one level no one is any higher than the other. Locke has also explain that if

you treat people equally then there will be no problems. Therefore, everyone should all be on one level.

Lastly, the government should be some type of fair agreement between the people and