A city is never going to be perfect. You will always have the criminals that take justice into their own hands or those that take over the city without being just to the people, for example the government. They take over the poor who are known as the minority and they strip them from their labor earnings through taxes. The reenact the robber barons in the 19th century although they are not unethically tormenting they are breaking this class down.We see this every where in our country and its been going on for decades. Although we cannot stop all this from happening we can and have created laws the protect our young to help them become better than those who wish to throw away their privileges or to one day be the one to make the difference.
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He creates this by forming three key classes of citizens. First Commoners, these citizens are the blue collar farmers or crafts men they are the bronze. Second you have what Socrates calls the Auxiliaries these people are your military; they have a limited knowledge that can be later trained to be come what he calls the Guardians in other words the rulers. Socrates believed that this city would be ideal to the people as long as they follow the procedural justice. His view on procedural justice is when each group performs their job, and only that job, and each stay in their right place of power relative to the others. When the citizens follow the order that Socrates has implemented it provides the citizens with wealth by giving them a job. They also have the opportunity to gain knowledge so that they are able to becomes Guardians. He creates a story law where only certain stories can be told to the children in order to create a healthy state of “soul”. Socrates states that this education allows children to only be able to engage in good activities. Parents were not allowed to portray the Guardians in negative or fraudulent ways because then they would grow up not knowing what an actual truthful or honest person was. Unlike a tyrant’s form of ruling Socrates created this for the advantage of all. These children would one day become the guardians and what better than …show more content…
Not only do the parents not have an education but the children are raised with no hope to prosper. They do not have a sense of true honesty. They are deemed to make the same mistakes. Socrates forms a structure that is a never ending cycle. There is nothing worse than having the president passing and the country breaks down because we don’t have anyone knowledgeable to do his job and to keep the country afloat. Socrates keeps his loyal and courageous Axillaries in rotation with the Guardians in order to keep the knowledge, which is key in his city, rotating amongst each other. We also need the commoners, without them we don’t have production we don’t have people who are willing to pick crops and make crafts. In todays world we see what Socrates has invented for his ultimate city in altered ways. Our president who is in power implemented a law where it is a requirement for a child to attend school and gain skills for their future and for the future of our country. This was the best way to implement social justice for everyone because they all have the wealth of knowledge that cannot be taken away and the privilege to become what ever you desire. We have a restorative system where unlike Thrasymachus we give our offenders the opportunity to become once again a member of our
He creates this by forming three key classes of citizens. First Commoners, these citizens are the blue collar farmers or crafts men they are the bronze. Second you have what Socrates calls the Auxiliaries these people are your military; they have a limited knowledge that can be later trained to be come what he calls the Guardians in other words the rulers. Socrates believed that this city would be ideal to the people as long as they follow the procedural justice. His view on procedural justice is when each group performs their job, and only that job, and each stay in their right place of power relative to the others. When the citizens follow the order that Socrates has implemented it provides the citizens with wealth by giving them a job. They also have the opportunity to gain knowledge so that they are able to becomes Guardians. He creates a story law where only certain stories can be told to the children in order to create a healthy state of “soul”. Socrates states that this education allows children to only be able to engage in good activities. Parents were not allowed to portray the Guardians in negative or fraudulent ways because then they would grow up not knowing what an actual truthful or honest person was. Unlike a tyrant’s form of ruling Socrates created this for the advantage of all. These children would one day become the guardians and what better than …show more content…
Not only do the parents not have an education but the children are raised with no hope to prosper. They do not have a sense of true honesty. They are deemed to make the same mistakes. Socrates forms a structure that is a never ending cycle. There is nothing worse than having the president passing and the country breaks down because we don’t have anyone knowledgeable to do his job and to keep the country afloat. Socrates keeps his loyal and courageous Axillaries in rotation with the Guardians in order to keep the knowledge, which is key in his city, rotating amongst each other. We also need the commoners, without them we don’t have production we don’t have people who are willing to pick crops and make crafts. In todays world we see what Socrates has invented for his ultimate city in altered ways. Our president who is in power implemented a law where it is a requirement for a child to attend school and gain skills for their future and for the future of our country. This was the best way to implement social justice for everyone because they all have the wealth of knowledge that cannot be taken away and the privilege to become what ever you desire. We have a restorative system where unlike Thrasymachus we give our offenders the opportunity to become once again a member of our