Summary Of Eugene V. Deb

As we floated past Ellis island I thought finally America the land where roads are paved in gold. Coming allway across the great ocean from Italy I can finally do right by my father's name. Man was the view heart racing my heart was thudding in my chest the view of great city and rolling hills yonder. The journey here was long cramped many of puked every night and day baby's would cry but no longer because we are in the land of God. Here every one votes everyone rich everyone has power.

Eugene V.Debs was progressive era journalist who liked to photograph the harsh reality of being an immigrant's life. He was a prominent socialist. In his essay Eugene V.Debs. Argues that every person has a moral obligation to help other people. While this claim may be true in some situations, it falters when he suggest that before helping yourself you have to help other people. Every person is morally obligated to help others to help fellow man but you are always personally obligated to help yourself before helping others.
Escaping famine and unjust political systems.) According to immigration in the early 1900s a little more than nine million Southern and Eastern Europe immigrated to the u.s. and 70% of the immigrants are from a Southern Europe. In this case I believe that Eugene V.Debs. Falters how can you help 9 million immigrants and just being a man with a job.Many people say they would help other people but I believe that help who you can without sending your own