Power Is A Curious Thing Analysis

And in this imperfect world war may happen for the best. My thought on war is that it should not happen unless it is necessary which it may be necessary in this imperfect world but if it does happen then it should not be completely brutal and I know that is hard to stop because wars are just brutal and there is no way to make killing a person not brutal. Voltaire shows the brutality of war very well in the novel Candide and he did a very good job of doing that in a humorous way throughout the novel. Overall I enjoyed reading it

Taking away a law that causes a great deal of stress to multiple groups and races would be a better solution than continuing to let so many people get beaten down by others hateful remarks. Another reason people might dispute over hate speech is that banning hate speech would encourage more government involvement to stop people from breaking the rules or saying something that is not allowed. When people’s right of hateful speech is taken away, it would take a tremendous

Even though Jose is capable of having his own values and opinions on the subject at hand, in the movie he is portrayed as the antagonist for not agreeing with Ramons wishes. Personally, I look at the moral and spiritual aspect of the situation. I believe all individuals aren’t handed a situation that they cannot handle. Not saying any given situation will be easy, but as humans we need to struggle once in awhile.

But many will not.” This show that he understands not everyone is going to be effected by this cultural phenomenon in a monumental way but it will still effect everyone and some people could have catastrophic reactions. The author is saying that this is exactly the reason that boys act out the way they do and it would benefit society to try to change

Do you think social media and pop culture has made us insensitive to death? Well, I certainly don’t think it has made us insensitive to death. For the debate, I was on the side where social media didn’t cause this behavior, and we had to prove it didn’t make us insensitive to death. Because of the reasons that pop culture have helped us, I still stand by this side. The pros outweigh the cons in pop culture because there are many things that pop culture has given us that are good.

It's true that people can get away with doing something bad, but not all people can get-a-way with it, Macbeth tried it and his became world chaotic. We can not take the good without the bad. There will always be consequences to the things we do . Sometimes we are blind by the things we want and no we can never get

Morality is something that everyone has, and it is important to one’s everyday life. It helps one to grow as a person and leaves an impression on every person one will meet. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, multiple characters learn lessons that affect their morality throughout the story as they experience new things. In the novel Scout and Jem learn about having respect for everyone from Atticus’ actions, Scout and Jem also learn that they have to be able to relate to someone before they can fully understand them, and they learn to never follow the crowd and to not let others people’s opinions influence them because Atticus did so himself. First of all, Scout and Jem learn the importance of respecting others

Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend’s book, It 's Not My Fault: The No-Excuse Plan for Overcoming Life 's Obstacles, it can be quoted, “We live in a culture of blame. People will blame anyone or anything for their misery sooner than take the responsibility to own it and make it better.” In simpler terms, people naturally would not take responsibility for their own actions and make it better, but instead put their fault onto someone else. The quote refers to the idea that blame is because of how people do not want their character to hurt, but would rather see others hurt. The mentioned quote completely agrees with the idea of Friar Laurence and Tybalt at fault.

Our first sense will always be fighting to survive, we are destined to challenge ourselves into adversities. The adversities help to form the character, but much more important, it shows if we can step up to the challenges life presents. From the outside, we can never know what we might do in harrowing circumstances, but we can imagine, respect, even honor the complex experiences and desperate choices of those who have walked through that dark

Do not let anyone classify yourself as “smart” or “dumb” because you can be who you want to be. Nobody is dumb, they are just not trying hard enough. As it says in "You Can Grow Your Brain","At first, no one can read or solve equations. But with practice, they can learn to do it. " Have you ever thought of it like that?

Certain individuals are always looking to become stronger, more powerful, and for ways to scare, as did Hitler and Bashir. These individuals do not care for the law as long as they get the goal they intended for one on can really come in their way. Just as Bashir has proven, even though he has a warrant for his arrest, crimes like genocide are still taking place in

In other words this is a choice we would have to make and deal with the consequences the entire time. Fear is also the best motivational force because as Feinstein states “…all of the teens in the film vowed that they would rehabilitate their lives; they did not want to end up behind bars” (28). The teens were willing to turn their life around to do better and make the right choices. “Nonetheless, it should be noted that none of the 17 youths filmed in the original documentary was ever convicted of a felony” (Feinstein 29). The teens decided they did not want to be known as being a terrible person so they did the right thing and they were scared

He has set standards for all people that wish to be successful and do not want to be “average”. Carnegie has opened my eyes to many different ideas and ways to become the best person that I can. Success is now a goal of mine and I am driven to create a life that I do not need a vacation from. Carnegie said it best when he made this statement, “ People who are unable to motivate themselves must be content with mediocrity, no matter how impressive their other talents.” When I think about this quote it reminds me of another extremely successful man, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Johnny is right. It really is useless. However, if the Soc and the greasers would express their feelings verbally instead of physically, death and injuries would decline dramatically.

Filmmaker Lee Hirsch, in his documentary Bully, claims that bullying needs to stop and that can only be done by the many and not the few. Hirsch’s purpose is to persuade people to fight back against bullying. Bully is directed in a somber and frustrating tone, which creates a depressed mood in the viewer. Lee Hirsch uses pathos as an effective tool in his documentary because the first-hand accounts of victims and their parents further encourages his audience to act on the fight against bullying.