The Cost Of The Non-Manipulative Person

In history, humans have influenced ways to abuse each other in hateful ways. Because of hate, all miserable things that happen to people relates to mob mentality. Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel states, “The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference.” Throughout history, humanity has seen dignified people pursuing horrendous actions because these individuals got caught up in mob mentality.

By the fact that they are sometimes weak and vulnerable, people can assault or cause them physical harm.

Manipulation can serve as a very impressive social tool in order to bend someone's will to fulfill your agenda and trick them into carrying out a specific action. To manipulate is to manage or influence skillfully, especially in an unfair manner. This is prevalent in the tragic play Macbeth by William Shakespeare. Macbeth, an ambitious general, is manipulated by both his wife and three witches to commit heinous crimes. The witches manipulate Macbeth by using his faith in the supernatural to force him to carry out certain actions. As well, they present him with deceiving prophecies to give him false confidence. Lady Macbeth manipulates Macbeth by questioning his manhood

There’s has been people who either have been manipulated and then there’s people that have manipulated people. Being experienced with situation can make it easy for one to manipulate anyone. For example in “The Crucible” it demonstrates how one young child can manipulate everyone from children to an adult into believing her vengeance story. With the right situation experience one can manipulate with ease, but it shouldn’t be easy for one to manipulate half of the people in the town.

Individuals who are most at risk are adults that have learning and physical difficulties. This can be because they have difficulty communicating and with their interaction; and do not understand the differences between right and wrong – some adults with autism may experience this. This can lead to individuals taking advantage of them, and manipulating the vulnerable adult into thinking that this situation is normal, so they are not aware that abuse and exploitation is taking place.

The power of manipulation is a very powerful tool and can easily be misused to benefit

Abuse can occur from a lack of training or feeling they are superior so they feel they can abuse them because they are vulnerable.

We are only cruel in certain situations and everyone is capable of brutality during the circumstances one is fitted throughout with the human nature of life. Wes, the prisoner, ended up killing a man named Ray after he beat him up because he was angry. “Those who shocked the victim at the most severe levels came only from the sadistic fringe of society” (Milgram 75). It just represents the type of hostility environment he was grown up in and that human cruelty is evident in every single person. If there is a power of authority present, you’re less likely to feel a sense of compassion because you are following the arrangement of your

One should not manipulate others for their own fulfillment, because it will only cause constant pain and destruction. This is a message that is conveyed in the novel One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, and significant effects of manipulation is seen throughout the journey. The nurse in this novel, is someone who has full authority and control over every patient in the ward. Patients like Chief, Cheswick, and Billy have been severely impacted, in result they have lack of control over their lives. A new patient named McMurphy started helping them throughout their struggles, because he usually stands up up to what he thinks is right for all of them. In the novel, “One Flew Over The  Cuckoo’s Nest” by Ken Kesey, the author demonstrates that manipulation

Abusers seek to gain or maintain control by exerting their power over the victim. Abusers believe their desires are more important so they use manipulation to make the victim less valuable because of their own insecurity.

In both “1984” and Red Army documentary there is a clear theme followed throughout. Abuse from a higher power can occur at anytime both mental and physical. Abuse can cause great deals of pain on a person persuading them to do opposite of the initial intentions.

As much as people say they are this kind, gentle person, sometimes they lie right to your face. After I read this story, my thoughts on there being bad people in this world just maximized. This story just further detailed that people can be awful. Although I truly wish there were more good than bad people in this world, I know some days the bad just outweighs the good. People every day are choosing to do these terrible things to people for no reason at all.

Every individual has the right to their own good life, how they go about find and/or making it is up to them. However, there are certain individuals who feel the need to dictate the path that others choose to take. Like all actions, there are equal and opposite reactions, in this case, a consequence. As seen in Sophocles’ Antigone and Harold Brighthouse’s Hobson’s Choice, the consequence that Kreon and Henry face for prohibiting individuals’ pursuit of the good life is isolation from loved ones.

I would have to agree with you, I seem to have always focused my attention on the one being abused. I also feel a big difference can be made if leaders, influential or respected people speak up and set an example. I also agree there are many other solutions to a large and very complex problem we all are facing. My heart goes out to all of those who face abuse in their

Control is an obvious action to handle while manipulation is much more without knowing toward the person. When people says about manipulation, they would mostly says that it is either a person lie or withhold the truth to get someone to change themselves, giving them the false illusion of choice. As for control, they would says that it is way more like blocking a person’s way to go or do.