Answer:
honestly? it would still suck. even though greed and comparison are big things you would have to think about the rules to that? so you cant want anything? see greed is wanting something for yourself and being selfish with that. now can people not greed money? love? ect. and comparison i think that you need that in order to strive to be better. if someone was rich and powerful and no one wanted to be like that or did not compare themselves or be compared there would be no competition no one striving to be the best they can.
Explanation:
what we need is no evil in general.
-simile (ex: like a boil)
-the simile, a comparison of two things using the words “like” or “as”, reflects the author’s view of injustice.
-the simile emphasizes the ugly, grotesque nature of injustice as well as how it inevitably must be dealt with. The passage takes on a gory tone but adopts a hopeful mood when proposing a solution to the problem.
-the simile allows the audience to view injustice as a problem that must be addressed before it festers and worsens beneath the cloak of normalcy.
Answer:
In the article "don't blame the eater" by David Zinczenco, he indicates that he has sympathy for the consumers that eat at these fast food restaurants. Zinczenco claims, that it isn't the consumers fault for eating the food rather it's the fast food restaurant's fault for feeding them food without the correct information.
The correct answer is B. When he learns that Birnam Wood is moving toward the castle. Hope this helped.
