9/11 and Jean-Jacques Rousseau :: American America History

9/11 and Jean-Jacques Rousseau L'Etat C'est Moi : Absolutism in the Age of Reason By examining the Taliban system and their thought processes, Jean-Jacques Rousseau's thoughts, and by looking at the two, it will be made clear that Jean-Jacques Rousseau's thoughts of government rule over individuals' lives is valid in this particular case. On September 11, 2001 the core of the United States of America was torn out in only 10 minutes by Islamic radicals who follow the Taliban Regime. The principal assault was at 8:45 am when two planes were seized and collided with the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. Thousands lost their lives that day. This was the day that began America's War on Terrorism. The Taliban Regime accepts that Islam is the privilege and best way to live. The administration incurs Islam lessons on their residents. It is law that all ladies must wear the hajib when out in the open, if not they will be rebuffed. All men must take a crack at the military, except if he is the main child with nobody else to carry on the family name. Kids are instructed to pass on for their religion. At the point when an Islam country announces a Jihad (a strict war) it is settled by death of a country. Jean-Jacques Rousseau was conceived in Geneva in Switzerland in 1712. He was a Philosopher who accepted that all individuals are acceptable and it is awful government that goes them to do detestable. He accepted that the administration indoctrinates it's residents to trust in their manner. Also, if any of it's residents won't comply with the general's will might be constrained by his colleagues to do as such. In this manner saying that it might be important to drive a man to be free. For instance if the law requested that each man must select with the military by the age of 18, and one of it's residents didn't concur with this law and attempted to receive in return, that man would be compelled to enlist. He would be compelled to battle for his nation, and his opportunity. Regardless of whether he didn't have faith in it himself. For this situation, with the Taliban system, Rousseau's thoughts hold truth. It is obvious that the Taliban Regime is a genuine case of awful government controlling great individuals. Every individual man who wouldn't like to join the military must escape inspired by a paranoid fear of his life.