Sunday, December 7, 2014

They say that on the off chance that you trust in something so emphatically, than you ought to battle for it. We see incalculable individuals in history who did simply that; Martin Luther King Jr., slaves, Gandhi, and JFK. It's fascinating to perceive how the energy somebody has towards a particular point, thing, individual, or thought can push them to past the limits of good and bad. On the off chance that battling for what you put stock in means hurting the lives of others, if so then why do let you know to battle for what you trust in? Why is there no particular? The Ku Klux Klan was framed in December of 1865. The pith of the Ku Klux Klan was to guarantee the awkwardness in the middle of Blacks and Whites. They abhorred Blacks and thoughtful Whites. In 1871, The Ku Klux Klan executed a republican judge for having sensitivity on three Black men. Directly after an uprising resulted, the Ku Klux Klan murdered 50 men who had effectively surrendered to the Klan. Not long after the Klan scattered and afterward refinishes and got to be known as red shirts. As indicated by the quote prior examined the activities of the Klan were advocated. Much after the common war the Ku Klux Klan still battled for bondage. The Klan's activities in spite of the fact that appear to be sort of advocated the way their activities weren't right. In this way, I accept that everything relies on upon how the battle is taken out, on the off chance that it doesn't place anybody in hurt's direction then its fine. Then again, in the event that it does, in the same way as the Ku Klux Klan, than it without a doubt isn't alright.

2 comments:

  1. I agree with you that people get blinded by the desire to achieve their passion that they totally disregard their actions. Your use of the KKK as an example is very effective as it proves your point with sufficient evidence and is a perfect example to show how they killed black men to ensure there is more power towards whites and not a balance between the whites and blacks.

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  2. I agree with you. Ideals or truths can be used as a catalyst to push oneself into acheiving their goals. To connect this, Gatsby from the book uses Daisy to push himself far into the upper echelons of society. Yet by focusing on one cause I think that it can easily lead to your down fall by disregarding your surroundings.

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