Is civil disobedience morally right?

Social Science by Anonymous 2018-07-25 06:04:41

Social Science

12 answers

Anonymous

Standing up for your beliefs is one thing, destruction of property is another.
Anonymous

It can never be in any way, because morality always dictates those who command it. And civil dislikes are usually against those who command, right?
Anonymous

But civil disobedience can assume many different guises. However, it is morally correct to challenge the Established Religion who are the Pharisees. Jesus' example has demonstrated that there is more good than harm in challenging those who purport to obey God, but in actual fact they are nothing but lying evil bastards.
Anonymous

Not in all circumstances, especially if it is legal.
Anonymous

It kind of depends on the cause. And who's morality!!!
Anonymous

Depends on what one is being civilly disobedient against. And why.
Anonymous

Yes if it’s carried out like a state supported purge.
Anonymous

not from idiots......
Anonymous

Sure... if you win. Mandela was a Terrorist. 26+ years later he was a winner. ~
Anonymous

Morality's in the eye of the beholder.
Anonymous

Kdkd
Anonymous

Is government?