#10

 I believe the main point of why it is easy for people to feel pity for someone is because the majority of human instinct automatically sends a message to our brain that any of our family members could be in that situation too. Also, to understand pain the person will probably be through which is the sentiment of empathy. In contrast, one of the reasons someone could make it harder to feel pity for someone only if that person was the enemy or someone that used to be a threat is family. I disagree with Aristotle because the person doesn’t have to be like us or to be related in order to feel pity for someone. Every human being as blood, heart, brain and veins which absolutely can make human being feel another human calamity.  

Blog #8

 This week’s discussion has not made me think differently about King and his legacy. However, Martin has made me believe that he used five principles for what he believes which are justice, peace, love, truth and freedom. He used those principles as a way to feed his soul based on what he desires. Moreover, Martin has given credit to Grandhi’s by following his philosophy of nonviolence principle. That’s proof Martin Luther King has shown he has different people's blueprint of his movement even if the person is not around him physically. To conclude, Martin Luther King was not alone by having so much positive energy surrounding him by giving him faith and guidance for the civil rights movement.