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My views on Civil Disobedience

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American History

 

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October 12, 2014

 

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Thoreau thinks the government has done so much wrong that they should be punished the way actual criminals are punished. To me, this seems a little bit harsh because the government never intentionally hurt anybody.
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Henry David Thoreau then goes on to talk about how the government can do what they want. He uses the Mexican war as an example, and says that most people would not agree with their decision. "Governments show thus how successfully men can be imposed on." I disagree with this quote also because I feel it is one-sided...
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