50 Sắc Thái Loài Chó tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Seren Oktay _erenn — This is one of the few books I still remember reading from when I was in high school. A short but powerful book. (an Oprah Book!)

Lexi Monzeglio _exi_onzeglio — 4.5 stars

Nassima Mechenane mechenanenassima — I read this book in high school and it greatly influenced my personal and political beliefs. I realize that a lot of people read this book and end up thinking that it is possible for the government to scare people into giving up their civil liberties. However, I read this book way before 9/11 so I took away a very different message. I believe that this book is basically a complicated example of the golden rule(Do on to others as they should do to you) (Although, I found this book to be way more persuasive than my Sunday school teacher). This book is the reason that I am against capital punishment (I was in favor of capital punishment when I first read it). When you seek retribution through violence from a person even if you are justified you are bringing your self down their level. If you kill someone for killing your loved one you are still a killer even if the person deserved to die and even if the world is a better place with out them. Spoiler alert: In this book the main character pledges to the resistance that he will do anything to fight the government even if it meant hurting others. When I read this part I agreed with the main character's choice. After all he was in the right. However, when the main character is being interrogated by the government the reader realizes that in his quest to fight the government he has agreed to use the same tactics. Therefore, the main character is no better then the government is, even if his heart is in the right place. In this book the government claims that it is okay to use torture to gain information and win the war. But the resistance movement also justifies using violence. The author makes the point that once the resistance movement sanctions the use of violence then they are not any better then the government. Once the resistance movement starts using the same techniques as the government then their really is no difference between the two groups.