I can't begin to describe how much I enjoy Henry David Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience" essay. Has anyone read it? It's such an eye opener. I mean, there are some views experessed in it that I don't quite agree with. But still, this is definitely a work of literature to read. so... discuss? Anyone read it and whatnot? Whaddya thtink of it? Along those lines.

omg you read that? jeez i like couldnt concentrate when i read that book i couldnt even get past the first page because i was so bored. lol i give you props for that

I love that essay

I was on the edge of my... bed (was reading there) all throughout it. I can understand people being bored. Some difficult words there. Either them just being confusing ones, or old-style words. But I think once you start understanding it, you get the hang of the book and you get interested.

I've always been a fan of Walden and learned a lot about Thoreau stance against racism in social studies. I've only read a little tiny bit of "Civil Disobedience." Sounds great though

i read the book and i could understand the "difficult words" i read it back when i was 13 thats why i was bored.

I'm thirteen.

Eh, guess some people just get interested in other things.

I think it's just because Tyler's a nerd.

and uh, this is not spam!

yes LacesMcAwesome i do get interested in other things . i give you your props on reading that book and i hope you got the significance of the book and you are currently helping out society because this book did inspire MLK and inspired me to!.

Thoreau is one of my idols! I respect him so much! Civil Disobedience is such a well written essay. I adored it (even if it got a bit starch in places). I remember when I was assigned to read it, I couldn't stop!