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    Naomi Klein in her book No Logo outlines her thoughts as to how marketing and advertising by a company has made a dramatic shift from showcasing a product‚ to the branding of the company name. Companies have now shifted their focus to creating an association between the company and an idea. The company then uses this idea to sell their products. In her book she also addresses the growing massive globalization of corporations into global Goliaths. She makes the claim that such large corporations

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    Civil disobedience is astute to violating the American laws. Thus is deterred incorrect. Peaceful resistance positively impacts a free society. Peaceful resistance is profound ed through: protest and The U.S Constitution. Therefore‚ these concepts and their significant impacts; allows civil disobedience to be in act to a free society. The Civil Right’s Movement‚ is established through protest motion. The movement was perceptive due to the‚ "Jim Crow Laws." The law signified the subordination

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    Need of Civil Disobedience Civil disobedience is the act of expressing opinions towards the government’s policies and laws in order to create a vital change for society. As a free society‚ the people have the right to desire change and act upon it. Great advocates in the past have used peaceful resistance and successfully demonstrated their desires and opinions through the act of civil disobedience‚ and have made a positive impact on society when intentions are righteous. Overall‚ civil disobedience

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    Rosa Parks and Civil Disobedience Rosa Parks once said‚ “Whatever my individual desires were to be free‚ I was not alone. There were many others who felt the same way” (Google Quotes) This means she was not the only one that wanted to be free. All the other African Americans wanted to be free too; they wished to sit wherever they wanted on the public buses. Rosa Parks involvement in civil disobedience was due to personal influences‚ She Chose to participate in civil disobedience to protest bus

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    influential speech about Abraham Lincoln returning to office for a second term. Both speeches‚ utilizes rhetoric through the use of ethoslogos‚ and pathos to support Abraham Lincoln’s viewpoints of the Civil War. Ethos is shown throughout “The Second Inaugural Address” more than the “The Gettysburg Address”‚ though both speeches use God as a reference to establish ethos. For example‚ from “The Gettysburg Address” Abraham Lincoln claimed‚ “ ...That this nation‚ under God‚ shall have new birth

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    Civil disobedience is a positive impact on society. Through it‚ we can see new viewpoints on problems that might not otherwise be seen by people in the main stream. Thanks to the principle of civil disobedience‚ which is the peaceful breaking of the law‚ we can see whether or not these laws that they are protesting are fair. Civil disobedience is extremely helpful in showing whether the ruling majority‚ or the previous one‚ was right or if the changing attitudes of society allow that law or laws

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    In The Case Against Civil Disobedience the unknown author claims in his very first sentence that “the most striking characteristic of civil disobedience is its irrelevance to the problems of today” and that it is “the resort… exercised because the subject cannot or will not take up the rights and duties of the citizen.” What he fails to realize is that the rights and duties of a citizen is to keep an eye on the laws that rule the land and to revolt when those laws become unjust. It’s all part and

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    Civil disobedience‚ positively impacts a free society. Take Martin Luther King‚ for example‚ him and many other activists fought for civil rights. His whole fight was non-violent. He would travel around states preaching about equal rights. He was ganged up on numerous times‚ but never did he start it. There were simply laws such as: African Americans couldn’t vote‚ or purchase land on top of there was still slavery present in the United Sates‚ that King and others didn’t agree with and wanted to

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    Duty of Civil Disobedience” which gives his reasons for disliking the war which he though was to bring a surplus of slavery. In the essay it describes how he protests against slavery and thought it was wrong to own another human being for profit and labor. In the essay Thoreau discusses his opposition to the American Spanish war and he with others in the United States thought this war was an unjust war. Gandhi study Thoreau while away at school in London or South Africa. Gandhi linked civil disobedience

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    What form of civil disobedience would work best against a nation that functioned under a social contract that make racism‚ sexism classism‚ and ageism legal? I believe the best form of civil disobedience that would against this type of social contract would be egoism. With this form of civil disobedience anyone would do what he or she feels is best for them‚ and in the end they will find what is best for them is what is best for all. The two other options for civil disobedience Subjectivism and Cultural

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