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Thoreau points out clearly that civil disobedience gets its moral authority by the willingness to suffer the penalties from disobeying a law, even if you think that law is unjust.

Michael Hayden

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Thoreau weist eindeutig darauf hin, dass der zivilen Ungehorsam seine moralische Autorität dadurch erhält, dass er bereit ist, Strafen zu verhängen, wenn er gegen ein Gesetz verstößt, selbst wenn Sie das Gesetz als ungerecht empfinden.

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