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本帖最后由 费话先生 于 2010-7-17 20:06 编辑
zhanlou, 呀,这道题!!!嘴角抽搐。。。。口吐白沫。。。两眼一翻。。。改文去。。。
17 "There are two types of laws: just and unjust. Every individual in a society has a responsibility to obey just laws and, even more importantly, to disobey and resist unjust laws."
17.有两种法律:公平的和不公平的。社会中的每个人都应该遵守公平的法律,更重要的是,不遵守或者违抗不公平的法律。
Citing the sentence, the speaker tried to categorize laws into just and unjust ones and thus recommended people resist unjust laws while obeying just ones. However, I hold the different opinion not only because, in my opinion, it's too reckless to regard some acts as unjust but also since we may have better choice to render these laws more proper.
Undoubtedly, even the speaker cannot deny the majority of laws are considerable, or maybe are so-called just(后面有点多余,主题句). They are enact(enacted to maintain the stability, preserve private wealthy(protect private property) and assure people's security. It is well acknowledged that obeying these laws benefits both the larger society(为啥有larger?society就好啦) and people themselves. For instance, car-parking on the street is always(always去掉,语法是可以,不过感觉上去掉会更有在陈述的feel, 不过这个可以斟酌,每人语感不一) prohibited especially when the street is crowded with vehicles. It is understandable that if people break the acts and casually park on the street,(其实我觉得and 前后只要一个就行啦,意思都是一样的嘛,要么if people casually break the act or if people casually park on the street) it will bring great trouble to the transportation system since a line will be occupied. And at the same time, it is always an unwise decision to the law-breaker as the chance of accident has been increased. (这句?是想说对违背法律的人来说也不明智么,因为可能会出车祸,这句有问题呀,若我,it is also unwise of the law breakers to put themselves at a higher risk of car accidents.)What if drivers are(这句话要虚拟语气,were) careless and did not (had not)recognize in time that a car is parked on the street which is not a legal parking?(这句话的句子结构不太妥啊,我大概能猜出来是啥意思,不过需要改) Therefore, submitting these laws is definitely sensible to everyone.
As to another kind of laws, it's not proper to define them as unjust laws, as far as I'm concerned. (这句话注水成分太多,为啥不直接it is improper to define some laws as unjust ones)In fact, the laws seem inconsiderable may be just also in different aspects and merely because of one point to judge them as unjust ones is unfair.(呃,我大概也能意会,不过这个句子千万不能这么写啊。。。the variety of criteria make people difficult to judge whether the law is unjust or not, 然后最后总结来一句,thus from different angles, people will reach different conclusions on this issue) Take the laws of remotion(专有名词要大写吧) in China as an example, the act allow the officials to force the resident remove for sake of public interests. Yet, since it is enacted, the act has been causing debate. Those against the laws point out that the rude execution always leads to violence. It seems unjust, doesn't it? But if we ponder the problem from the point of the government, sometimes residents' proposed rejection in order to ask for more compensation really delay the agenda of construction which is always built for the interests of the public. The more time wasted on endless negotiation, the more cost has to be paid. Thus, maybe the laws are not that unjust.(这个句子。。。are not so unjust as the opponents say)
Another typical example is the laws about holding guns, frankly speaking(其实我觉得这个也可以不用了), the laws make it possible that people can protect themselves and their families when facing dangers. On the other hand(前面没有one hand), it is also unfortunately that the acts promote the great number of high violent attacks in schools(去掉that the acts), which turns to be one of the most serious social problems in America. With these examples, it's clearly that many acts solve problems and causes others at the same time and judging whether they are just or not is not a effortless job. Thus, if it's uncertain which group an act belongs to, how can people decide whether they should obey it?
Besides that mentioned above, my disagreement to the assertion of speaker also results from that I believe(能不要i believe么) there is some better methods to better(我也知道意思,但换个词吧,押韵啥的也不是这么来的) those improper laws rather than merely resisting them. Maybe the public can appeal to the administration of justice to adjust the laws. In China, an institution is implemented that National People's Congress will be held every 4 years and on the congress, representatives from different classes will discuss the unreasonable facet of laws. In addition, consider homosexual marriage, which is forbidden in in almost all over the world 10 years ago. But, with more and more appeal, many European countries begin to legislate to allow that. In Belgian and France, homosexual companies even owns the heirship and can adopt kids. Thus, isn't that a better way to handle the unjust laws? With efforts and suggestions from the public, laws can really be amended and compared with disobedience, it will cause few conflictions, as well as be effecitve.
Nowadays, with more concerns for their own rights, people dare to doubt the validity of acts gradually. But I still hold the firm belief that it is too rushed to classify the laws into two kinds and even if the laws is not correct, appeal will be better to the system than disobedience.
总结:版友,你的思路还是挺清晰的。论证手段啥的也齐全了,不过呢,我觉得最大的问题就是注水的句子太多了。就是很多无意义的词把整个句子给spoil了,不仅绕,而且还不美观,还容易出错,考场还浪费时间。嗯,如果直白点儿说,这篇我觉得可以缩到500字以内。我的愚见是,字数不是最重要的,关键是指哪儿打哪儿。例子啥的都不错,得好好弄弄,别浪费了。尤其是i believe, 之类的句子不能总在文章里频繁出现,破坏整体性啊。 |
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