Cuban_Disobedience

Cuban Disobedience Suppose a person had a child that he or she loved so dearly that they would knowingly sacrifice their own life for the benefit of their child to escape a torturous, oppressive regime. Suppose that once that child had reached his or her intended destination they would be forcibly taken back to the same hell in which they came from only that now they would live with the reality that their parent is no longer with them and that their parent’s mission was a failure. The event of the Elian Gonzalez saga was one of these types of missions. The act of civil disobedience by the Miami relatives was a just action. Several parameters must not be broken in order for an action of civil disobedience to be considered just. Violence is never an option for expression of civil disobedience, because if one has become violent during the expression, then it would be considered an immoral criminal act. Therefore, if the public views any civil disobedience as a criminal offense then it did not serve its purpose of motivating the masses to perform a change. Any form of unjustifiable civil disobedience would be the action of any terrorist activity. These terrorist disobedience, civil, action, one, public, child, person, one’s, must, miami, cause, relatives, purpose, just, act, wine, terrorist, rights, moral, life, keeping, expressed, elian, criminal, considered, become, attention, violence, toward, therefore, strategy, stay, son, since, should, saga