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Vendetta Compare And Contrast Essay

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Thomas Jefferson once opined, "When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." Nearly two-hundred years later Alan Moore, the creator of "V for Vendetta" altered this quote making it “People shouldn't fear their government. The Government should fear their people.” Both statements, are similar that the people are in control of the political arena. In "V for Vendetta" the protagonist has been so upset by the undemocratic totalitarian government that has prompt him severe damage and his infinite desire to show demolition to the entire dishonest, unholy system. Thomas Jefferson experienced the dictatorship of a ruler solicit to rule the America's with unhampered, not stable, and …show more content…

The fear here isn't the common metaphor to punishment, the people have the ability to vote the government out of power is main fear. Thus, when the government fears the people, the government is not afraid of being brutally suppressed in the same sense as when the people fear the government. In addition, in support for the democratic style of governance in which the citizens have the power and the ability to elect whomever they want. Thus, the government fears to go against the will of the people because if they do, they can be replaced by someone who is willing to follow what the people want. I Think this is actually a good thing, in my opinion, in American president election here both republican and democratic are trying to stay loyal to their supporters. For that reason, all candidate are trying to get support from their supporters. All they want to win their voter mind. So a voter can vote for them and they become leaders. But personally, I think when they need the vote, they make a lot of promises.however, after they elected they actually forget what they have said in their campaign.they also forget and stop doing the job we hired them to perform. As Ovi-Wan Kenobi has said “ only Siths deal in absolutes.” why must we have only one, instead of neither. The main issue opposing everything I have said here is the system itself which runs on the lifeblood of politicians. Can we trust them to do best for their

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