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February 1, 2014

 

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Although the arguments of Crito have value, they have not convinced Socrates that he should escape from prison. An escape would certainly denounce the laws of the state, which Socrates has always declared to uphold. Escaping from prison would be a violation of the law of the land and would mean that Socrates is an enemy to people of the society...
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An escape would certainly denounce the laws of the state, which Socrates has always declared to uphold. Escaping from prison would be a violation of the law of the land and would mean that Socrates is an enemy to people of the society. To ensure that the orderly society remains in order, a citizen has a moral responsibility to accept the penalty of law...
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