Nietzsche opines that the society is in constant change. In his concrete philosophy which he backs up by evidence, he argues that most leaders fall out with the electorate because they fail to embrace change. In his view, static leaders loose connection with their voters the moment they become static. Change is the only constant thing throughout the generations. On the other hand, Dr. King disproves the criticism leveled against him in Birmingham stating that he was an outsider becoming to…