Quick short discussion responses.

This assignment has two parts, the first part is to respond to this (paragraph A) which is written by my classmate in Online discussion:

paragraph A:

"As I read Chapter 21 I can't help be feel an overwhelming sense of First world arrogance.  Who are we to tell other how they ought to run their state.  And when we [first world] do intercede, do we really have their best interests at heart?  Often, when a nation sees 'that nation over there' which needs to be 'economically reorganized' it is often masked in a flavor of altruism, but at the end of the day don't the real motivations boil down to economic exploitation."

And to make it easier for you, below is an example of a respond to the previous paragraph (paragraph A) by another classmate: 

"I happen to find this very mindful in the sense that it really isn't the job of a first world nation to tell another how to run their government. I do see the point in some cases though as to why it happens, because you don't want any government using its influence within it's borders to make harm within its country. It's a heavily opinionated topic nationally in the United States for sure."

So as you can see in this respond, it's just a quick, easy and short respond. You just need to respond to (paragraph A) with your won words and opinions.

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The second part of the assignment is the same of the first part (a paragraph needs your respond) but with another paragraph (paragraph B) which is written by another classmate:

paragraph B:

"Knowledge is definitely a social thing we give and receive knowledge. The moment that we feel we have Exclusive Knowledge that is the moment you forget to receive. The anecdote to this is doubt. So we should all be full of doubt? I don't see how it is possible to accomplish anything while full of doubt. If you doubt your self and what you are doing, how do you accomplish anything? You will not be sure if what you are doing is right. However If you just accept that everything you know is always correct then you will act superior. You will always believe you are right, if you don't have any doubt. So doubt is kind of necessary but in certain circumstances it is better to have confidence and believe in yourself."  

And to make it easier for you, below is an example of a respond to the previous paragraph (paragraph B) by another classmate:

"I agree with you that having permanent doubt would make it hard to accomplish anything. It is often confidence in our own beliefs that inspires us and drives us to pursue causes that we believe are integrally important. This is applicable especially in cases where we become agents of social change. To me “doubt” implies a certain lack of self-confidence that may undermine our efforts; rather, I feel like a better way of preventing exclusive knowledge would be “acceptance” or at least “openness” to the opinions of others."

So as you see in this respond, it's just a quick, easy and short respond. You just need to respond to (paragraph B) with your won words and opinions.

At the end of this assignment, the length of what you wrote should be only one page or less, of two responses.

I hope that's clear to you, ask me for any further clarification.