Disobedience Oscar Wilde Analysis

Oscar Wilde, an Irish author, who claims that "disobedience is a valuable human trait and that it promotes social progress" might be a valid answer because if you look back into our history, changes have been made through the disobedience of people who believe that whatever they're being told is wrong. However, being disobedient can lead to server punishment, but as you see in time changes happen when things are out of the ordinary through disobedience which can bring out the greatest effects in life.
Disobedience is a natural human trait that changes the way people think and do things. If people don't like the things that were being told to them, they have the power to disobey or not. For example, the American colonies was ruled by an avaricious king in Great Britain that took complete control of people's daily life. After the salutary neglect of the king, he enforced several acts like the Tea Act, Stamp Act, and the Sugar Act on the people so the king can have revenue to pay up for the aftermath of the French and Indian War. Since the American colonies have never …show more content…
If a person were given orders not to say something about a place or some type of grievance, what if those orders were to put many people lives at stake. You would eventually have to say something in order to save an abundance of people. For example, a car company like Nissan has been going through mechanical failures after the release of a new year car. However, Nissan workers were told not to be telling people about these mechanical problems because it could bring the company several complications and would later put the company at risk. Therefore, you can't say anything, but in the other hand, if you say somethings, you will save many peoples lives due to these car failures. This shows that not only can disobedience help promote social progress, but can save the lives of many throughout the