Phil was asked nicely to find another hotel because the hotel is full and there is no space available for him. The hotel staff could not say that the hotel is off-limit because it would be too obvious. Even though it is not said out loud, this is clearly a form of discrimination because was a treated differently due to his origins. Discrimination can take different shapes and styles, but it is still ugly and should be stopped. I believe that discrimination by gentlemen agreement still occurs in today’s society.
Eyewitness Report: King Louis and the Guillotine By:Kathie Sahakyan I am a london traveler and my experience in France was horrifying. In my trip I noticed King louis doesn't really care about his country and third class underclassmen.After all the hardship the third estate has finally taken control. The peasants and slaves hated how King louis treated them and it was enough. The First and second estate didn't care even though the third estate was paying taxes which was stabilizing the wealth of the first and second estate.While the unfairness in france was going on the third estate couldn’t take it anymore and took matter into their own hands. They started killing innocent people with the guillotine, which is a faster way to kill people.
She also mentions exactly how many people packed into 335 huts in Annawadi and what people specifically. What I noticed about contrast is the way three thousand people lived in such a small space. This is different to me personally because I’ve always lived in a place where my family and I have enough space. The cover of the book helps me understand how poor Mumbai is. The way the houses are built and all the garbage in the ground show this symbol of “poverty”.
Cicero, an upper-class Roman political leader said that “vulgar and unbecoming to a gentleman”, (Doc 5) is what men are turning into. They’re not purchased because of their skills for work; they’re purchased because of “labor” (Doc 5). Huan Guan, a Han government official of the discourses on salt and iron states that “workers” (Doc 2) are required to get what the government wants through “convict labor” (Doc 2). Government aren’t “available to take complaints” (Doc 2) about the tools being “crude and not very functional” (Doc 2). In documents 1, 7 and 8, the people use their technology to help the city.
Conclusion: Poverty Does Not Fosters Crime Many people believe that poverty is the main cause of crimes in a city or country. They believe that the only thing poor people do is steal, mug, or even assassin to get things instead of working like a normal people do. For example, I have seen very rich people claiming that poor people are a problem to society because they do not give anything good to it; how poor people are thrown away from certain places only because they “scare normal people”, now society excludes them because of fear. We have become so judgmental that when we see a black guy or some other man with not so good clothes or with a not so good appearance (or in any way that poor people look) walking down the street coming right at us, we immediately though that he is going to assault us and maybe kill us; but if we see a man in a business suit, well shaved, with a clean hair cut, and a nice smile we might think it is even a friends of ours that is coming to say hi. There is something society should know, the rate of crimes is increasing in wealthy countries; the man in the suit could have done a scam or he might me a hit man.
Most of the people India that live in slums are in poverty, hardly any education and never contribute anything to their society. Indians who live in slums have a small chance at being successful in life. The character Jamal shows this struggle viewing his life from the slums learning life lessons which he uses as a stepping stool in life. The story Slumdog Millionaire shows material of the slums with thefts, beggars, prostitution and murders all within their mist. Meaning that poverty has risen to a point where in order to make money people even kidnap children and make them learn these things working for them.
Not everybody has the money to hide from the world, so people just have to deal with whatever consequences they are faced with, however bad they must be. In the public eye, celebrities are made to look glamorous and clever, but these are just fake identities. What the public don’t see is who they really are. Drug dealers, alcoholics... all hidden by these super injunctions. When a super injunction is granted, newspapers cannot report any accusations against a person, nor are they allowed to inform the public that an injunction was requested.
D-503 has the same reaction to this idea that many of the citizens would most likely have, which is a dread of anything that might sacrifice their comfort and safety, even with the possible gain of a truly free existence. The revolutionaries in We failed to instigate an uprising against the Benefactor because he had already lulled them into a false sense of security and comfort, leaving them helpless to any inhumane law the One State might force upon them. The society in We, the One State, is run mainly by the Table of Hours. The Table is almost worshipped by the citizens, “[...] I feel like making up poems or prayers (the same thing). Ah, if only I were a poet, I would rightly exalt you, O Table [...]” (12).
Shelter, an army expert, discharged after 29 years due to his mental health grounds is now in the picture. Wanting to clean up the streets of London, He starts a spree of murders, targeting the homeless. With very careful planning, Shelter lures the homeless into his house, offering a warm shower ad something to eat before killing them and hiding the bodies, leaving no pattern in his killings so he cannot be tracked down. Still begging on the streets, Link and Ginger meet Shelter as they ask him for change. Shelter’s usual reply "Change!
Because of a permanent hierarchy of status and occupation, it is impossible for a lower class member to move up in society. In the novel the proletarians are exactly as their name suggests; they are the scum of their society, their life style is dirty and unorthodox and the government doesn’t care for them in the slightest. This disregard for the whole social class by the government leaves no hope for their existence and impedes on their human right to excel and succeed in what they choose. “The aim of the Low [Proletarians] … is abiding characteristics of the Low that they are too much crushed by drudgery to be more intermittently conscious of anything outside their daily lives” (Orwell, 210). The proletarians are so beat-down by the government that they