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I think Breana made a fabulous point about following the crowdand repsecting the authorita  and if gun laws were followed , mistakes made would never had happened

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I really admire how hayden stole my idea and really equally distributed his ideas, very well done hayden, you done ma gloppa gloooped

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I also really agree with BRE about when you follow they crowd you can "lose" yourself and what you truly believe. I feel like it happens to so many people because they didn't want to be different and stand apart from everyone else.

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-Jake                                               I agree with Bre about how you can lose yourself when following the crowd, once lost you must search deep within in yourself for the slightest remnant of your personality then hold on until you remember more based off that remnant.

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-Jake                                               I agree with Bre about how you can lose yourself when following the crowd, once lost you must search deep within in yourself for the slightest remnant of your personality then hold on until you remember more based off that remnant.

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I love how Garrett knows so much about the Holocaust and continues to teach us about it.

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Following the crowd could be good or bad. If it was like being a Nazi, following the crowd is a bad thing, since Nazis were terrible.

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Question #1
I think we didn't intervene because  it wasn't a threat to us or that we didn't have the manpower/money since we were just coming out of the great depression. I also think we acted indifferently in the Vietnam war since we quite literally got dragged into it and a large portion of the population didn't want to be part of the war.

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I completely agree with Bre about how you can lose yourself to a crowd

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I liked Bre's idea on how following the crowd can change you as a person because it changed a lot of Germans minds when they followed the Nazis and changed their point of view.

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I love how jake really expressed his emotions and fantasies if he were in the government and how jake would have changed the holocaust and " how Jake " is prepared for the discussion and had a comment followed by a lesson of history which is way beyond his pay grade, and jake had avery strong opinion(s) supported by evidence.

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The Red Army won the war for us.

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The effects of following the crowd are that there will be no change, this applies to the Holocaust by how someone would agree with Hitler that the Jews are bad, and then more and more people kept agreeing, then everyone agreed with Hitler, because of following the crowd.

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Following the croud during war is never ok, and could have a much bigger effect than expected, on yourself and others. It affects the way people see you.And it doesn't give yourself a real voice. It's important to stand for youself and what you believe is right.

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I think the reason America did not attack Germany as soon as they found out what they were doing was because they were a very good trading partner and it, at the time, had nothing to do with them. So until America was attacked they were being a bystander.

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I loved how much Garrett knew about the Holocaust and everything going in that time period. It amazes me that he knows so much and thats a great gift to be able to obtain all of that information.

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I agree with Mrs. Rigell on the fact that society is impacted on how people can show what they want so other people can find a way to understand how they think.

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I agree with Dylan about seven percent of the German population being Nazis contributes to the idea of following the crowd.

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On number 1 for the second question, I put for different conflicts that the United States acted indifferently towards was Sudan's Genocide. And then for agreeing with people I agree with Bre because she is the one who saved me from following and turned me to leading with her.

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I loved Lilly's idea that following the crowd doesn't just impact you in your current life, but also affects your legacy and the way people see you. If you act like everyone else even if that contradicts your inner values, you're still going to be judged by your actions. I also strongly agree with Garrett that social media is contributing to the factionalization of our country. Everyone wants to root for "their side" without hearing others' arguments. (Myself included.)

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I completely agree with Lilly's statement that when you follow the crowd it affects your reputation. That is completely and utterly true. When you decide to be someone lap dog the things that they do are also attached to you. It is so much better to go your own way and be your own voice. That way you and you alone are responsible for your actions and you aren't tied to anyone else's ideas. Especially if they are rediculous and make no sense or cause trouble.