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Alex Tzenos In "The Trial and Death of Socrates", when Crito is trying to get Socrates to escape from prision Socrates makes two arguments on why he shouldn't escape. The first argument is the state as parent analogy and the second argument is the implicit agreement. While I agree with both of his arguments the second, in my opinion, is much stronger. The first argument is the state as parent analogy. Crito is trying to …

…not agree I can try to change them and if I desire to do something which is against the law I have to right to leave the U.S. This is a small act on my part for what the U.S. provides me. They give me education, protection, and any goods they have. I think that Socrates would agree that this is a small sacrifice for all that you get in return. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**