Thoreau: What Would You Like Without Society? - pity, that
Resistance also served as part of Thoreau's metaphor comparing the government to a machine: when the machine was producing injustice, it was the duty of conscientious citizens to be "a counter friction" i. On Civil Disobedience is another common title. The word civil has several definitions. The one that is intended in this case is "relating to citizens and their interrelations with one another or with the state", and so civil disobedience means "disobedience to the state". Sometimes people assume that civil in this case means "observing accepted social forms; polite" which would make civil disobedience something like polite, orderly disobedience.Consider: Thoreau: What Would You Like Without Society?
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Thoreau: What Would You Like Without Society? - consider, that
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Thoreau: What Would You Like Without Society?
April 18, at am Society? You mean the morons walking around staring at phones or the ones driving around staring at phones?
Or maybe you mean the current younger population who have no idea how to read or write cursive and, thus, have no signature? Or possibly the oversensitive crybabies who are offended by comedians? I could go on. Looking for an island with hut and room for only one….]
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