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Thoreau compares "the mass of men" who "serves the state" using details of how these men are dehumanized in their work.
This is an example of loaded language because the author stated that these men work as "machines" to trigger an emotional response to the readers who were reading the text.
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Thoreau, in lines 59-67, from his book "Civil Disobedience" wanted to talk about how the state dehumanizes the worker. For that, he used the expression "the mass of men" to symbolize the working class that works to protect the State, such as marines, for example. Thoreau says that there is an exploitation of these men that makes them work as machines, dehumanizing their bodies.
Thoreau uses "work as a machine" in a connotative way in his text, to trigger a reaction of emotion and impathy in the reader, in relation to the way the State treats its workers.
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In Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence Martin Luther King Jr argued that the only purpose of that war was to the U.S. make a colony out of Vietnam. He was opposed to that war for a very long time, but did not act since 1967. He also stated that the U.S. was one of the states with the most violent goals and acts. Reasons for opposing were that it was not moral, it caused economic injustice and the money used for war could have been used for social welfare in America. He also stated that Congress gradually was spending more and more money on army and soldiers than on poor people which according to him led to spiritual death. Also there was the fact that American army killed a lot of Vietnamese people, mostly children and that North Vietnam would not have armed itself if it was not for the pressure by American side of going into the war. Martin Luther King Jr got a lot of enemies by giving this speech, while some of them were not enemies before it. That eventually led to his assassination the next year.