Trisha's Responce

In responce to the first question of whether or not there ever a time when disobedience is justifiable is that in some cases, it has been over-looked. One of the cases that come to mind was when a jury didn't convict an man for holding a hopital at gun-point. This was because the hospital wouldn't let him take his son, who was in a vegetative state, off life support. The story was that this guy went in and , with gun in hand, forced his way to his son's room, took him off the life support himself and sat there and cried until his son was beyond resesitation. The jury didn't convict him because they probably thought he had gone through enough. However, that's an extreme case. In other cases, I think it's purfectly okay, not to mention nessasary, that there is disobedience. Any Comments?