Laws and Morals
The importance of laws and the concepts of their inherent values change. These laws that are imposed on our people today save freedom for others, but when laws restrict these morals, multitudes of opinions and different motives arrive. Such feelings as possibly felt by Equality 7-2521 in Anthem by Ayn Rand include rebellion, regret, and greed. We would change our opinion
In the beginning of what Equality 7-2521 writes, he states that he is breaking the law. He feels rebellion. “It is a sin to write this”(Rand 17). Although he admits wrong to himself and hence to us, he still hides his work and his resistance to rules from the everyday citizen and any authority figure. He commits multiple crimes, some so terrible in the eyes
The importance of laws and the concepts of their inherent values change. These laws that are imposed on our people today save freedom for others, but when laws restrict these morals, multitudes of opinions and different motives arrive. Such feelings as possibly felt by Equality 7-2521 in Anthem by Ayn Rand include rebellion, regret, and greed. We would change our opinion
In the beginning of what Equality 7-2521 writes, he states that he is breaking the law. He feels rebellion. “It is a sin to write this”(Rand 17). Although he admits wrong to himself and hence to us, he still hides his work and his resistance to rules from the everyday citizen and any authority figure. He commits multiple crimes, some so terrible in the eyes