b+)
Personally Im not sure which of the methods who is most effective; especially since we are in the 21st century. John wants to change the world through the force of examples, while Jenny wants to change it through protest. Jenny is an activist in Occupy Wall Street and I agree with Jenny in a manner. I think she had some good points; she mentioned that in America, over 40 million people are sinking into poverty, as a result of the downturn in the economics. 40 million people!? That's 35 million people more than the total population of Norway.., sick. So what Jenny is trying to say is that, protest is the only solution to truly and quickly end the way it is today; make the government realize what they are doing to the people by making A LOT of noise (protest). Jenny also said that, the most important changes in American history had been achieved by people making a lot of noise. Like for example; the fight against slavery, the fight for women's right and the civil rights movements. This is some of the reasons for why I think protest might be the solution. However, protest usually ends in chaos and violence...
Personally Im not sure which of the methods who is most effective; especially since we are in the 21st century. John wants to change the world through the force of examples, while Jenny wants to change it through protest. Jenny is an activist in Occupy Wall Street and I agree with Jenny in a manner. I think she had some good points; she mentioned that in America, over 40 million people are sinking into poverty, as a result of the downturn in the economics. 40 million people!? That's 35 million people more than the total population of Norway.., sick. So what Jenny is trying to say is that, protest is the only solution to truly and quickly end the way it is today; make the government realize what they are doing to the people by making A LOT of noise (protest). Jenny also said that, the most important changes in American history had been achieved by people making a lot of noise. Like for example; the fight against slavery, the fight for women's right and the civil rights movements. This is some of the reasons for why I think protest might be the solution. However, protest usually ends in chaos and violence...
Well argued!
SvarSlett