Henry David Thoreau thinks that people that disagree with his view on materialistic people are also correct. He thinks that there should be a lot of different people in the world, and if those people like their way of living life, then it is good for them. Thoreau thinks that people should, "pursue his own way, and not his father's, or his mother's, or his neighbor's instead."
The author of passage number two thinks that Thoreau was a hypocrite. He says that Henry David Thoreau lived in the wilderness, but…
