This angered the barons because they usually only paid taxes in wartime. John called off his invasion of Wales because some Barons threatened to rebel. John demanded hostages from these barons to make sure they did not plot against him again. John called off his invasion of Wales because some Barons threatened to rebel. John demanded hostages from these barons to make sure they did not plot against him again.
Radicals believe that capitalist profit from consumers, who are being exploited. In relation to the bill, radicals would say it’s the capitalist who are destroying the environment and disregarding human presence all in the name of profits. Radicals would approve of the bill as it would put an end to exploitation. But it does not completely comply with their views. A radical solution doe not exist in a capitalist society, but can only work if capitalism no longer existed.
Greg will not win the case based in religion discrimination. The third employee is Horatio. Horatio may believe he is being terminated because he has another lawsuit pending for race discrimination (protected population). However, Horatio has no experience in HR polices or laws and will not be able to take over any other duties after the downsizing is complete. Moreover, Horatio has no evidence that the HR department treated him in a negative manner and he will not win.
Creon prevents the people in Thebes to bury Polynices by saying that anyone who tries to bury him will be sentenced to death. This law may be harsh, but Polynices is a traitor who attacks his homeland. Creon makes no exceptions to the rule even when he realizes Antigone, his niece, tries to bury Polynices. It is easy for Creon to let Antigone get away with her crime, but he does what he thinks is right by starving Antigone. If he lets Antigone get away with burying her brother, it will make him seem weak, and the government corrupt.
Frederick William shared this view and was unwilling to potentially cause a war with such a powerful state. This caused the Frankfurt Parliament to fail because Prussia did not grasp the opportunity to unite and neither did the King, therefore Germany remained divided. Although he desired power, William IV was not willing to put himself and Prussia under control of the Frankfurt Parliament as he distrusted ‘the gentlemen of Frankfurt’. This meant that the Parliament had no real leader, and so lost support because people distrusted the parliament as an influential figure stated he would not be associated with them. This aided in causing the failure of the Parliament because with no real leader, no one could influence the masses or help to make decisions.
Parliament couldn’t agree on anything such as taxes. The Earl Of Essex was in favour of lowering taxes so that the nation could get back to normal as quickly as possible whilst Sir Arthur Haselrig on the side of the Independents was all for raising taxes and believed that failure to reach a settlement was not the Army’s fault. They also disagreed on
Any taxpayer in the right mind would be up in arms over this. They shouldn’t have to pay taxes to give sick, disgusting murderers new identities to protect them. Where’s the sense in that? Jon Venables and Robert Thomson certainly didn’t protect James Bulger and his family. So they definitely should not be protected at all, especially not at the taxpayer’s expense.
When it was revealed that Oedipus himself murdered Laius, he chose to be banished from Thebes. It sounded definitely the best exit because he wanted his punishment to be more symbolic than justice like. Despite all this, Oedipus didn’t want to commit suicide because it would not do the citizens of Thebes any good, to be people belonging to a kingdom where two kings dye, one past another. Even though it seems that Oedipus has not been a particularly good monarch, in fact his only major accomplishment seems to be killing the Sphinx all those years ago; having a king put to death could have serious repercussions on the rest of the kingdom. By highlighting Oedipus’ punishment one could see that the play contains some gray area.
Then he steals his father’s bike and rides away from his community as well. He broke three important rules of his society “and he had taken Gabriel, too.” (166). Breaking any one of these rules would have caused his release. By taking Gabe he not only commits a major transgression but also expresses his love towards the new child. This shows that Jonus thinks that killing Gabe is horribly wrong and wants to prevent it even though means he has to leave the community earlier and is less prepared.
The government was also responsible for the brainwashing and passing the Bill of Life in the first place. That society would never had turned so dark and unloving if it wasn't for that bill. Most juvey cops are also people that agree with unwinding. They dedicate their life to finding these kids and throw them in a harvest camp. Officer Nelson feels that unwinds are “wastes of life” (Shusterman 39).