Back in the early days, strong countries like France, under the command of Napoleon, had wars with other countries for greed without any hesitation. However, nowadays, when human rights are underscored, it seems that wars are not committed without a proper cause such as interfering with other's rights. On the other hand, recent invasion of the U.S to Iraq and China's distortion of history show that the strong still do what they wish to do.
             First off, the United States' war with Iraq serves as a proof for the statement 'The strong do what they wish to do.' Although the United Nations did not approve United State's going on war, troops were sent. Moreover, because the United Nations lacked power, the war was unstoppable. Thus, whether the rest of the world dissents or not the strongest nation did what they wanted.
             Similarly, the China's distortion of the history of Korea also supports the statement. Recently, the Chinese government announced that Korea's history is a part of Chinese's. Even though Koreans protested their propagating, because the Korean government had no power to change their attitude, China still maintains its position. Thus, the strong could even change the history.
             Laws are meant to have definite authority. However, if the powers of the people who enforce laws are weaker than the power of people violating laws, those laws are in no effect. In other words, the people with power rule the society. Therefore if one has power, he can do whatever he wants.
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