Are we or are we not the prisoners?

We are not prisoners nor our own concept. In the cave fable, Plato explains the state of human being as happy ignorance. I agree with Plato, we are prisoners of our own faith. In this article, I will explain my own opinion and questions to answer a few questions. The first question I would like to discuss is whether we are imprisoning our beliefs and the truth. I believe that we are prisoners of our own faith, since I was a child, I have imposed different beliefs and truths through my family, friends and society.

To some extent, Plato manipulates the reader as it implies that we are a prisoner, but we believe that we are not prisoners - this is what we want to learn and know the truth I will try to think. It is easier not to challenge yourself, not to challenge others. Rather than asking for your beliefs, it is easy to see and sit on a puppet show. It is difficult to turn around, but the reward for this trip is huge as the cave claims assert us. For Plato, education is personal, it is a transition from dark to light, the light source expresses knowledge and truth. He believes that everyone has the ability to learn, but it depends on whether this person is willing to learn. People in the cave must be engaged in education adequately; therefore, education is the formation of individuality, including the transformation of the soul.

Providing education to everyone in prison is essential. I am particularly worried about the need to educate young people under the age of 21 in ACLU in New Jersey. They are housed in adult prison. The lack of education is a particularly serious recession as members of this group are imprisoned while colleagues are in school. In addition, as most people leave prisons in time to get back to the labor force, they and us will benefit from educational opportunities during imprisonment. Finally, the law guarantees the right to educate young people regardless of whether they are imprisoned or not.

When we were "waiting for our turn," life was ruined. The children were expelled from school and the young people were put in prison. As a colored person in this country, we are undergoing unqualified medicine. I refuse to receive an interview. Bank loans are denied. We removed from the history book and movie screen, was harassed by the police, and was murdered from the state. If there is concern about white Americans, this white supremacist system will continue, not inhumane atrocities.

Caucasian drowns our prison. We took the work and exhausted the welfare system. We are the largest consumers of illegal drugs, the largest users of social security, medical insurance, and Medicaid, and we want to impose our religion on the United States. All wars in American history were announced by Caucasians. Our worst law is written by Caucasian. Of course, our Caucasian is the largest consumer of medical expenses in the United States. Does it cost a great burden on the national budget? That is us. Our average life expectancy is the longest, and everyone knows that the oldest people are the most expensive. But let's make it true here: Do you remember what happened after the Caucasian came to North America? Eighty to ninety percent of people in the continent of Africa are killed by the diseases we are bringing - from about 500 million people to 138 million people