How Did John Locke Rebel

John Locke and Thomas Hobbes are both very influential thinkers of the middle 1600’s. Both Locke and Hobbes had two different viewpoints on people and society. John Locke insisted that when the government violated individual rights, people are permitted to rebel. However, Thomas Hobbes thought otherwise. Hobbes believed that people had no right to be rebellious. Thomas Hobbes is correct, people should not rebel even if the government violates individual rights because it could lead to a destruction of a society. People are not bad nor are they good. People are cruel, greedy, and selfish. Not all humans believe or think about the same thoughts. Everybody has different opinions towards many situations and different ideas. Many people are in constant battle with others. You can see this in many countries and organizations. If there is a question being asked, not everyone is going to respond with a “yes, I agree”, there will always be someone who disagrees with a question, idea, opinion, statement, or whatever it is being said. This is why if no laws are established in …show more content…
The country would never be able to be the same without a stabled a government. Even now we do not have a stabled government, but we do have laws that tells us what we can and cannot do. The country would also not attract any tourists because of the corruption the bad people and things have brought upon it.
People know between right and wrong. Obviously people do, but some chose to ignore their conscience. If people did not know what was right, then how would they decide that murder is wrong? Not just murder but theft, torture, assault, vandalism, and other forms of wrong doing. The problem is that some people do the wrong actions even though they know it is very wrong. They also know that it will lead them to have very bad consequences, if they have to deal with