Violence
Essay by 24 • November 23, 2010 • 1,180 Words (5 Pages) • 1,095 Views
In today's day and period, violence almost seems like a way of life. Being aggressive is the way to solve a problem, and the only way to make someone listen is to yell louder than them. Today it is alright to show a cold blooded murder on television or in a film.
People enjoy seeing animated characters kill each other and have graphic sex. Violence is everywhere and is almost impossible to escape. It gets even more difficult to keep it out of your life.
Violence always involves disputes. To achieve peace we must prevent war. War today is what many think is the solution to resolve human heated type of discussions. There is no war or violence without an argument. To stop war we must improve the horrible results we get in these conflicts.
They say that with the army here to protect us from harm, it will bring about social change. Historical campaigns for justice, and uncontrollable tactics were the key to political success. Only by protecting nonviolent control, it can then hold the moral view and win political support for social change.
Nonviolence as a method for confrontations has a long history that comes before the examples from someone such as Martin Luther King Jr. As Martin Luther King Jr. stated, it is not the choice between nonviolence and violence, it is the choice between nonviolence and non-existence, some disagree with nonviolent methods the way to solve any problem.
"It must be emphasized that nonviolent
resistance is not a method for cowards;
it does resist. If one uses this
method because he is afraid or merely
because he lacks the instruments of
violence, he is not truly nonviolent.
This is why Gandhi often said that if
cowardice is the only alternative to
violence, it is better to fight.(King)"
Violence in many ways takes place in government. With the war with Iraq, the government is the one to blame because they see war as our only chance to stop terror. Violence can be done through deception, power, or threats of domination.
Many often say Terrorism is caused by low education and poverty. In most cases terrorism is less like property crime and more of a violent type of political arrangement. For these types of events to occur, it would depend on someone with high education in order to carry out these plans that they can come up with.
Terrorism was an inactive issue in the media until the attacks on the United States. The structured use of violence to target the nation for political purposes is one of the most effective ways to gain attention. Several assaults such as the September 11, 2001 attack on the United States have made headlines.
"8:45 a.m.: A hijacked passenger jet,
American Airlines Flight 11 out of
Boston, Massachusetts, crashes into
the north tower of the World Trade
Center, tearing a gaping hole in the
building and setting it afire.
9:03 a.m.: A second hijacked airliner,
United Airlines Flight 175 from
Boston, crashes into the south
tower of the World Trade Center
and explodes. Both buildings are burning.
9:43 a.m.: American Airlines Flight 77
crashes into the Pentagon, sending
up a huge plume of smoke. Evacuation
begins immediately.
10:05 a.m.: The south tower of the
World Trade Center collapses, plummeting
into the streets below. A massive cloud
of dust and debris forms and slowly
drifts away from the building.
10:10 a.m.: United Airlines Flight 93,
also hijacked, crashes in Somerset
County, Pennsylvania, southeast of
Pittsburgh.
10:28 a.m.: The World Trade Center's
north tower collapses from the top down
as if it were being peeled apart,
releasing a tremendous cloud of debris
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