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Plаtо's Critо аnd Civil Disоbedience Open Book. Cite the diаlogue with Stephanus numbers when appropriate. A. What are the top two or three arguments Crito gives to Socrates as to why he should practice civil disobedience and escape from jail? What are the top two or three arguments Socrates gives as to why he should stay in jail and obey the unjust ruling of Athens? B. If you were Socrates, what would you have done? Stay or leave? Remember you are a father with young sons, a husband, philosopher, role model, celebrity, friend, and very old (he was 35 years over the average life expectancy). C. In Socrates' case, he did not believe in civil disobedience. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed in cases of civil disobedience except in cases of violence. Other Christians in history have disagreed--viz. the Christian Rev. Dietrich Bonhoeffer thought it was moral to assassinate Adolf Hitler and to bomb railroad tracks to keep Jews from getting to the Nazi Death camps in Treblinka, Auschwitz. Historically, some on the "Left" have thought violence is the only way if the vote doesn't go their way. For example, the Jacobins during the French Revolution, Marxist revolutions in Russia, China, Cambodia, etc.) and in the 1960s and 1970s violent American Marxists (SDS, Weather Underground, FLAN, Earth First! environmentalist groups, the 2020 BLM/ANTIFA riots, 2023-2024 Anti-Semitic campus riots, 2025 vandalizing Tesla dealerships). If the Weather Underground changed their mind about the morality of abortion (and thought fetuses were persons who were getting murdered), they would shut down abortion in a week with violence and vandalism and shaming (if fetuses are persons, 60 million feticides since 1973 is a worse evil than slavery or the Nazi holocaust). Regardless of what you believe, argue against using violence and vandalism to stop abortion in America using the views of Socrates and Rev. King. Do your best to argue that reason/philosophy and logic and non-violent civil disobedience should be used to shut down American abortion (assuming it is a great evil for this question) instead of violence and vandalism.