Social civil disobedience - Social change

Stay in prison to evoke the conscience of a law fraudulent society

Unfair, conscientious citizen's responsibility is "anti-friction" (ie resistance)

Individual conscience is not necessarily lower than political groups and majority decisions.

"I respect the law and I do not want to respect the rights"

Justice is not as effective as hope's justice; what you need to do is actually fair. this is

I do not have an obligation to give justice to life, but I have it.

So it will be reduced. "I have the ability to refuse loyalty to the state of Massachusetts, which means I earn less money."

If you do not know whether his specific donation will eventually be used for unfair projects

"Civil disobedience is used as an effective means to achieve social transformation throughout history.Sorrow / Gandhi / Little Martin Luther King performed nonviolent civil disobedience. Many people are dissatisfied with our willingness to break the law that we believe to be unfair and quote that statement in his famous thesis "About Civil Liability". If disobedience has such a nature, it requires you to become an unfair representative of others, and I said, I will breach the law! Let your life be anti - friction against machinery. Claim line ")

History offers many examples of citizens disobedience affecting the process of change The most important is the civil rights struggle; in fact, it is difficult to say a big social change without citizen's disobedience is. Taking into account the limitations of the political system we know, these large changes include the wealthiest enterprises in history and these companies have the right to protect "wealth" seen as "people" as "speech" . We can do what we need to do within the time frame needed to complete it, not the resistance currently considered "normal" ... well, we should put it There is not on the earth. This is exactly what we are doing.

Timd Christopher and Peter Bowden are discussing the tendency of citizen's disobedience in climate change and the basic role of civic disobedience as a tool for social change. Co-organizer Tim De Christopher called illegal land administration oil and gas auction "bidders 70" in December 2008 and stopped at Utah's arch and an oil company around Canyonlands National Park. Please defeat the oil company. He was sentenced to two years in prison for federal prison for civil disobedience. He was detained for 21 months and became the presence of international media for American government activists and political prisoners.