Who is the recurring bronze statue in the movie Law-abiding Citizen? What's your name?

This is the statue of william penn on the roof of Philadelphia City Hall (Philadelphia, because the film was shot there).

William penn was originally a Whig supporter and seemed to have been Locke's good friend. However, when Pan was friendly to Indians, admitted that they owned land and bought it, Locke doubted Pan's generosity to Indians and his autocratic tendency. The Pennsylvania established by Pan represents everything that Locke attacked in the second part of The Theory of Government.

Because in Locke's view, property rights come from labor, and Indians ignore a large area of land, so they have no private property rights to land, and because there is no private property rights, Indians have no jurisdiction over land. America is a land without owner, and European colonists occupied it regardless of occupation. Locke's purchase of land is neither logical nor necessary.

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Praise: Locke of liberalism, Locke of imperialism; Whigs of liberalism, Whigs of imperialism

At first, several Indian tribes lived here. 1643, Swedish immigrants first settled near Philadelphia in the south, which was then called "New Sweden". 1655, the Dutch defeated the Swedes and took control of the land. 1664, the Duke of York defeated the Dutch and became British.

King charles ii of England borrowed money from his friend william penn's father, Admiral, because he owed him16,000, mainly in arrears with wages and the state treasury. William asked him for this land. 168 1 On April 4th, charles ii presented him with a charter and gave it to william penn, who named it "Bin". In addition, william penn named it "Sipania" (meaning Woodland), so Pennsylvania became the current state name. William was expelled from Oxford University because he believed in Quakers rather than Anglican Church. There was no freedom of religious belief in Europe and other British colonies at that time. William wants to establish a place of religious belief and political freedom according to Quaker ideals. When he was governor, he didn't reserve too many rights for himself, claiming that "people will be allowed to make their own laws", so Pennsylvania is the first state in the United States with freedom of religious belief. Many Quakers persecuted in Europe immigrated, and Quakers claimed that all Christians should be brothers. They are against war, honorifics and oaths. Therefore, the Constitution of the United States reserves an "oath or confirmation" in all places where an oath is required. For example, when Quakers testify in court, they will not say "I swear all the testimony is true", but "I confirm". )。

Therefore, Pennsylvania has become a very free state, and all power depends on the parliament. Because of this, the colony did not bring any benefits to William, which made him heavily in debt. 170 1 year, he returned to England and was imprisoned. Pennsylvania didn't give him any taxes to save him, and the three of them formed a new Delaware to go out independently. William died in 17 18. Pennsylvania and Delaware became pioneers in the American War of Independence. Delaware was the first state to recognize the federal constitution and join the United States, and Pennsylvania was the second. These two states are also the states with the freest religious beliefs in American history, but Jews or believers of other religions and non-religious believers are still discriminated against by Christian churches. This situation was not improved until the United States established the policy of separation of church and state and freedom of religious belief.

/kloc-In the 20th century and the beginning of the 20th century, heavy industries such as oil, coal and steel in Pennsylvania developed rapidly, attracting many immigrants and the population grew rapidly. At the end of the 20th century, Pennsylvania's industry began to decline.