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Showing posts with label Civil Disobedience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civil Disobedience. Show all posts
Friday, October 27, 2017
Sunday, June 30, 2013
On Civil Disobedience
If your government is doing something wrong, then there is nothing wrong with engaging in public civil disobedience in protest, as long as the civil disobedience is nonviolent, does not betray a trust, and the individual accepts the consequences that goes with the violation (if you're going to violate a law, you need to be willing to take the punishment - if you're boycotting a company you need to be willing to do without any product by that company, including products and services already purchased). Note that when a person's actions endanger the lives of others they cannot be considered nonviolent. Violent protest on the other hand is immoral, because it endangers the lives of others.
There is are a few exceptions to the rule:
There is are a few exceptions to the rule:
Labels:
Civil Disobedience,
foreign policy,
NSA,
rants,
US constitution
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