Should they be punished?
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Generally, when I think of traitors to the state, being punished by said state is what required. Being "loyal" to the state is what needed in order to live peacefully and safely, isn't it? Applying to my logic, traitors then should be punished by the state, under the rule of law that is.
ReplyDeleteHowever, to what extent does this logic applies to? Could Winston and Julie be considered as traitors to the state when the state itself doesn't worth people's loyalty?
Traitor is not a good word, though, it has a disapproving sound to it. Disloyalty to this state, AKA Party, I personally think is not to called traitor, maybe something more positive which I still couldn't think of one.