Dangerous Social Forces

Social forces, whether good or bad, are always accompanied by action. They have created people and even helped to judge who we are. These forces can even help you identify others. But they can become dangerous and shape the person who is about to grow. If they are affected, do amazing or terrible things, help people who need it or ignore them. Social power is beyond our control. You can not change them. Social forces influence identity and become dangerous. Gender, race, time, and place are three social forces.

William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" also shows that following tradition alone for tradition is a very dangerous social forces. Unlike the letters in the "lottery" belonging to the village controlled by strange group thinking, Emily is the only person in her rapidly changing community that has decided to reject tradition. Like Mrs. Hutchinson, Emily's life is sacrificed under the name of this tradition. Emily lives in her old age, but she has absolutely no real life except her poisonous Homer Baron. Jefferson has experienced tremendous change as a town, but the daily life of Emily Grissen is defined by the attitudes and customs before the war; the habit of her collapse

American Whiggs said that President Andrew Jackson "reacts oppositely" to the power of social, economic and moral modernization "like a king" "a dangerous person riding a horse" I believe that it is a modernist. Republican Democratic Party, formed by Kentucky State Senator Henry Clay, uses Jefferson's compromise tradition, the balance of government and territorial expansion, national unity and support for federal transport networks and domestic manufacturing industries. They regard the enemy as "King of Andrews" and try to look at themselves as contemporary opponents for excessive expansion of the government.

Known as "social tyranny", it is used by John Stuart Mills as one of the most dangerous forces affecting liberal democracy in his famous book "Statue of Liberty" I was told. Mills enthusiastically supports the rights of women in freedom and democracy, the rights of women, and individual freedom to express their views. Indeed, he believes that even though his view is considered dangerous by the state, he has the right to make mistakes. He believes that not only does the government protect freedom of speech, thoughts and other freedoms, but also actively encourages to express and listen to the opinions of ethnic minorities. Most importantly, he believes that the greatest danger facing society is not the authoritarian regime, but the majority of tyranny. That is, when society is caught by majority and its narrow belief, they tend to ignore the concerns and beliefs of the minorities, lower classes, and marginalized groups.