Besides, all kind of illegal or immoral activities would remain and root deeply in the society if most of citizens are ignorance. In the play, ignorance is apparently portrayed and paralleled to the compact majority. The compact majority can be compared to un-educated people who are generally seen in many developing countries. Compared the Bath to technology development or social development, the city cannot accomplish this development surely since the compact majority is ignorance. Ibsen, faithfully, wrote the play as a way to criticize Europe society at the times when people were not interested in any technologies and truths.
I haven’t seen a film like this that criticizes the government only with facts and criticize what the government did wrong and should change. I really enjoyed watching the film but the one thing that bothered me was that it had too many opposing views against U.S.A. and President Bush. Every criticism did have good evidence behind it and made some sense but it looked as if the
I mean “who really cares if you dad is worth £1.5 billion or you live in downtown London?” Unfortunately there are people who will judge you based just on your money which saddens me as many of the happiest and nicest people I know are not vastly rich but balanced all rounded individuals. Most Brits feel uncomfortable or afraid when not in situations with people like themselves. We are not good as a society at understanding and informing ourselves about people of different social, ethnic and religious backgrounds. In our efforts to be politically correct we find ourselves in a situation where minorities walk over people by loudly vocalizing their opinions opposed to the passive majority of the population, who just want to get on with life! On the point of not understanding, the word “gypsies” springs to mind.
This also includes prescription drugs as well. There are too many people on the black market buying and selling prescription drugs because their doctor won’t prescribe what they want. This bill needs to be passed! I’m not saying that everyone on Welfare is on drugs, but there are those that are ruining it for the ones that are trying to make a
A great deal of the American public became extremely paranoid, and the general atmosphere of the era was nihilistic due to fear of Communist infiltration. McCarthy successfully exploited the relevant situation in order to rise in power; he became considerably popular in the media and gained a reputation as a fear monger. Therefore, when television reporter Edward R. Murrow of See It Now gradually exposed McCarthy for his unethical use of the media, he was commonly viewed as the only one brave enough to speak out against him. The plan worked, but at a great cost. McCarthy eventually lost much of his power, but due to financial troubles with NBC, See It Now was discontinued.
Many people blamed the agency for failing to provide adequate security, despite the fact that the airlines’ security contractors screened all passengers at the security checkpoints. The media became especially critical of the fact that a number of jobs at the authority had been filled through political patronage. Boston journalist and radio talk show host Howie Carr’s frequent diatribes on the subject epitomized the harsh nature of the criticism leveled at the authority. For instance, he wrote, “What do you call 150 fired hacks at Massport? A good start.”3 Of course, most Massport employees did not receive their jobs through patronage, and the agency employed many highly capable experts in the transportation industry.
This is a contradiction because one of the inspectors involved was really stupid and showed it in the way that he got angry when Jamal used big words or said something he didn’t understand. So, not all upper class people are smarter. Latika had it worse because she was poor and female. In most third world, or less developed countries, women are seen as inferior and permanently unintelligent. The gangsters in the film all believed this about Latika and all made choices and decisions for her without her consent because she was “weak” and an
1 Abuse of Pain Medication Jamie Lindstrom Abuse of Pain Medication 2 Abuse of Pain Medication One major issue with American's in our society, is the abuse of pain medications. There are many different type of drug abuser's. Their are some that are prescribed the pain medications. And there are some that buy the drugs off the streets. Another reason why the drugs are being abused is because patients and non patients are taking more than what they are prescribed for.
But our society as a whole seems to not care about how we as humans act towered each other. I have realized though personal experience and though a bit of research, that humans are ultimately selfish because of the high occurrence of infidelity and all it entails, and physiological egotism. To begin with, the prime example of being selfish starts with the outstanding numbers of people who commit infidelity. According to the book Sexual Detours: Infidelity and Intimacy at the Crossroads, Dr. Holly Hein states that, “the percentage of people who admit to committing infidelity in any relationship they've had is approximately 57 percent in males, and 54 percent in females.”(Hein 42) That is just the case in marriage alone, and back in the year 2000. It seems to me that even when two people are not married, couples ten to cheat on their partners even more often.
“The mistake ninety-nine percent of humanity made, as far as Fats could see, were being ashamed of what they were, lying about it, trying to be somebody else.” “Honesty was Fats' currency, his weapon and defense. It frightened people when you were honest; it shocked them.” "Birth and death: there was the same consciousness of heightened existence and of her own elevated importance" (Part 1, p. 16). “Yes, well, principles are sometimes the problem, if you ask me,' said Miles. 'Often what's needed is a bit of common sense.' 'Which is the name people usually give to their prejudices,' rejoined Kay.” “Life, for Colin, was one long brace against pain and disappointment, and everybody apart from his wife was an enemy until proven otherwise.” “You want to draw a line neatly between the home-owning middle classes and the lower—’ ‘Pagford’s full of working-class people, Kay; the difference is, most of them work.