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    America is a prime example of progressing through rebellion and disobedience. If it weren’t for rebellion or disobedience against English authority‚ we would’ve never become the independent nation we are today. Without a doubt‚ I’m in complete agreement with Wilde. Imagine if people to this day being forced to endure unjust government laws‚ or if  women had little to no rights …. This was once the case ‚ but it changed‚ through disobedience and rebellion‚ in order to create a more just United States

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    Within a free human society‚ the laws are dictated by the government for the benefit of the masses. However‚ it is not uncommon to see laws that only pertain to the interest of a small percentage of society. In order to combat these unjust policies‚ civilians must band together and protest. Protest can come in many forms‚ primarily marches and demonstrations‚ to show the governing body that unjust legislation will not go without opposition. We protest because it is our duty as civilians in a democracy

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    According to Henry David Thoreau’s Resistance To Civil Government‚ where the term “civil disobedience” was popularized‚ it is “the act of willful resistance‚ achieved by not obeying laws considered to be hypocritical‚” (Grade Saver). Throughout United States history‚ civil disobedience has been one of the most effective ways for the people to achieve desired results in the face of disagreement with the government and laws. Examples of such include Rosa Park’s refusal to move away from her seat at the front

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    every war proves this. A solution that has recently been growing in popularity is civil disobedience. Indians‚ African-Americans‚ and women have all used it

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    “Civil disobedience‚ also known as passive or non-violent resistance‚ is defined as purposely disobeying the law based on moral or political principles.”- Janell Blanco. In a world full of unoriginality and and people only conforming to how everyone else thinks they are supposed to‚ disobedience is a valuable human trait because it helps you grow as a person‚ and it promotes finding your truth path in life. Growing as a person is not easily done. It takes a lot of time and work and figuring things

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    past month is “Resolved: Civil Disobedience in a Democracy is morally justified.” Although there is no single‚ agreed upon definition‚ many definitions are similar. Civil disobedience is usually defined along the lines of refusing to obey certain rules and laws as a form of non-violent protest of an unjust law‚ or any law that one opposes‚ and is often done to bring attention to said law. Through my research‚ I have found a number of arguments for civil disobedience within a democracy‚ as well as

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    are known as civil disobediences‚ an act performed by a group of people‚ usually civilians‚ to protest a law imposed on them by a governing body or fight for something they believe in. This act differs from something like a violent protest or a revolution is that civil disobediences firstly put emphasis on the rule of law while disobeying the one specific law they seek to abolish. Second‚ the people that practice civil disobedience will plead guilty to any violation of the law. The third and final

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    unjust laws are unjust‚ regardless of who is decreeing the laws. The quote brings up a question‚ is it the duty of citizens to put morals over law? Yes‚ yes it is. It is an obligation as both citizens and human beings to oppose any oppression enforced upon their fellow citizens. Before choosing to follow civil disobedience‚ one must fully understand what it means. Civil disobedience is a form of peaceful political protest. If there hadn’t been any civil disobedience in the world‚ countess laws and

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    change laws in society? Obviously there are many methods‚ such as by legally voting on issues. However‚ another tactic is by means of civil disobedience‚ in which one protests laws by refusing to obey them. As with other lawbreaking‚ such actions can harm a nation‚ but this is not always the case. When it is performed properly‚ civil disobedience can‚ as in certain specific cases‚ help to bring about benefits to society through efficient law reform. To find out what proper civil disobedience is‚ one

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    not just women but men together while conveying a healthy excersize of thousands’ freedom of speech. Now at this point‚ assuming the unspoken rule of coexistence among one another‚ I would believe civil disobedience would positively impact the society as the want for change along with peaceful

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