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La Revolucion Pilipinas, According to my groupmate: This one is the La…

- - - - Mabini believed authority resides with the people by natural law, so pledging allegiance to a foreign power like the United States went against his principles.
      - He felt requiring an oath of allegiance was akin to blasphemy.
      - He believed in freedom of thought and speech as basic rights.
      - He criticized Spanish colonial policies that suppressed education and economic development of Filipinos to maintain control.
      - He suggests the Philippines should limit foreign influences and trade to prevent further exploitation.
      - He defends his own actions as driven by conscience and a sense of duty, not shame or dishonor.
      - He distinguishes between political revolution aimed at abrupt change versus gradual evolution.
    - - Merlin AI - 9/22/2023
- - - - The environment.