Hamlet Gang Related Shootings

“In 2010 and 2011 gang homicides accounted for roughly 8,900 of 11,100 of the deaths in the U.S.” This dangerous outbreak of gang-related shootings is depicted within articles like, “I See Everything Through This Tragedy”, and have infected the grounds in which this amazing country was originally founded upon. Another article titled “Hatred”, also talks about how this driving hate, utilized within these shootings, seems to overcome any obstacle to plague the mentalities of others, causing them to commit these crimes. My whole life I have heard it said that, “Violence is never the answer”, but someone has to put hate-filled criminals like the ones mentioned within “Blocking” in their place for real change to occur. “Blocking the Transmission

This hunger for revenge encapsulates Hamlet in a casket of anger and hatred for Claudius who struck Hamlet’s father down in cold blood soon after Hamlet converses with the ghost of his father, the late King Hamlet. Through this dialogue, Hamlet learns that Claudius played a key role in the slaying of King Hamlet and had kept it from the view of the public. After this revelation occurs, Hamlet then commits to dispersing all life from the body of Claudius, quickly following the newly discovered, heinous actions of the suspected tyrant. However, Hamlet’s anger and fury clouded his judgement and heavily influenced the monumental decisions that he made during the poem to be, less than adequate as a whole. The story of Hamlet signifies the theme of revenge in a manner that defines how it can corrupt and destroy a person both, emotionally and physically. This is thoroughly expressed in the poem during the scene where Hamlet stabs Pollonius, who had been eavesdropping on conversation between Hamlet and his Mother.The rage and confusion that overencumbered Hamlet had caused him to accidentally murder Pollonius. This is shown in the story when this dialogue is exchanged, “How now, a rat? Dead for a ducat, dead!”. “(stabs his sword through the arras and kills POLONIUS)” “(from behind the arras) Oh, I am slain.” In

The impact that this type of hatred holds on society is explained in detail through all of the consistent tragedy that seems to be negatively impacting the relationships that we have with one another. The story of “Hamlet” also refers to a similar sense of hatred, like the one portrayed in “Blocking”, that is held by the character Hamlet, In how he primarily seeks to go against the tyrannical beings that conspired to murder his father in cold blood, To acquire a certain sense of closure for the death of his father. Revenge, Greed and Hatred are the primary influences behind the darkness that is corrupting the world in every way imaginable. These poisons are slowly chipping away at the mold that has held us together, through thick and thin, for hundreds of