The Peacemaker Analysis

“Peace would result in an unstoppable power that others would want to emulate or become a part of, resulting in an indissoluble union” (Rice, 2008, p. 411) Dr. Kings peace movement was a perfect example of this. The people that were tired of being treated unfairly followed him. However, the people that didn’t want peace went against Dr. King eventually killing him. I think of peace is black and white because you either want to live in a worry-free and happy world with peace or live in a world of sadness and death without peace. The Peacemaker explained that having peace meant, “They would be without fear, sadness and anger”. (Rice, 2008, p. 411) There could be no way to be in between peace.
Once you establish peace there should be a healing process. War or any conflict could make a person be angry and have grief about the situation. “The Peacemaker told Awenwatha that he had shown him the way that we could heal the
Without laws people would be able to do as they please. The peacemaker restored the minds of the chiefs from violence to peace with the laws and institution they created together called Kaianerekoiwa. Imagine that there was no laws in place people would kill steal and destroy without any consequences. We wouldn’t have any peace and we would be angry and sad. In order for these laws to be implemented we need people like congress, judges and law enforcement to regulate them. “The Peacemaker told the warriors that those selected must treat the people with awareness of the buck deer that looks after the does and fawns. Those of good mind would wear the antlers of the deer when they were in council as a reminder of their responsibility to the people. (Rice, 2008, p. 412) In the present time this is what we call a democracy. This was created in 1787 Constitution.
The author’s main goal was to show that Constitution was adopted from the peace treaty of the