Why Is John Proctor Unethical

L et’s face it, humans are the most overrated species of animal that cares about themselves more than others. Our society can always be seen as toddlers crawling towards a malicious gun, edging closer and closer to our own destruction. As we are now adjacent to our eradication we tend to be blind to what is staring right at us on our screens. How many times do we as society have to witness lives being lost before taking action? Smoke and mirrors is what haunts over our society, trying to indicate that everything is morally right. We hurt people anonymously with words without even knowing who they actually are. As a society we break people who are not worthy of what they have. Over the years the initial ‘Witch Hunt’ of finding women riding on broomsticks with black cats has turned into ‘Bitch Hunts.’ Tearing down anyone that has ‘misused’ their privilege and
He admitted to witchery, even though he knew he didn’t misuse his privilege. Judge Danforth requested for him to sign a confession. They asked him to sign a document that would be posted on the Church door which would result to his name known all over the town and his reputation destroyed. However he refused: “Because it is my name! Because I cannot have another in my life! Because I lie and sign myself to lies!” He was later killed. John Proctor’s life was torn apart piece by piece, with his right to privacy breached. With is name everywhere, this would have disadvantaged his children and given shame to his own name. This was all because of the injustice that was brought upon him. He was the witch just like Justine, just like the victims that are alive or not today. However in relation to today’s society online, technologically enhanced shaming is amplified, uncontained and permanently accessible. Once someone’s name is plastered all over the internet there is no way of deleting the post. This is what breaks