Thomas Hobbes a 17th century philosopher who is best known for his political philosophy. The idea that nature is competitive, where morality only appears when we enter into society and it is backed up by the power of the sovereign. Hobbes define human nature as sensational because sensation is the source of all of our thoughts. We seek out pleasant experience and we avoid unpleasant experiences. For example death is an unpleasant experience where people are fearful losing their lives. There is also the sensation of being competitive where anything other than person’s success triggers their own tears. It is a very clear argument that human nature is define as sensational however use of emotion and the problem that no one could really use this system in politics just sounds too strange. Hobbes define human rights as to everyone have the right to life where its a narrow interpretation of life which means that life equals breathing but no more. There 's no government quality of life but life is also the most important thing around. Hobbes define the state of nature as a product of human nature where “Life is nasty, brutish, solitary and short the war of all against all”. The violation of peoples one right, which in this case is life. According to Hobbes, in order to protect their lives people appoint a sovereign
The sovereign keeps the people safe but, removes almost unlimited power in exchange
Anything that weakest monarchy will lead to anarchy to the S.O.N and to war.