Do you think civil disobedience is effective? Why or why not?

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inysia [295]2 years ago

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Answer: Yes

Explanation:

It is very effective, towards the community, towards peoples points of view, towards children, towards the world.

Reffereing to the worldwide pandemic we are ALL facing, civil disobedience is something we see everyday. People are told by the authority to stay at home but some of them just don’t listen.

As a consequence, many people have sadly lost their lives because of their disobedience.

Therefore, if civilians today would be more obedient, we could all help fight the virus.

Stay home. Stay safe.

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