"No weapons were involved. [It was a] traffic stop, just [a] traffic stop. It just so happens [he was a] college graduate. No drugs. No guns. Nobody stole anything. Something is terrible wrong." The article also goes into some detail about his college football accomplishments. How does that concern someone trying to disarm a police officer? This is similar to the story of Euphiletos and his trial of murder. By law, Euphiletos clearly did the correct thing. However, he still had to defend his actions because Eratosthenes' family wanted to do anything to hurt Euphiletos for (legally) killing Eratosthenes. Apparently selfish attitudes are just the same today as they were more than two thousand years ago.

This situation is not only an example of the perverse democracy, but it also shows, by Aristotle's definition, tyranny. Tyranny is, "a kind of monarchy that has in view the interest of the monarch only." Obviously, Mayor Daley is not a monarch, but he is in the most po

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Approximate Word count = 657
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)