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Here then is the origin and rise of government; namely, a mode rendered necessary by the inability of moral virtue to govern the world; here too is the design and end of government, freedom and security.
Thomas Paine - Common Sense, 1730-1809
Principium Volume III, Book 13, Quote 1335 and 1336 What out for this type of language! Anti-Liberty
1335. (3-4-2011) (Why is Thomas Hobbes not a good political philosopher, and be on the watch for these names in college? Because he advocates for the surrender of your individual rights to the governm
1331. (3-3-2011) (The book “On Power” is going to be much more cerebral and feel abstract, but lend your mental faculties to it and bits of truth begin to come. Like the leaks in a dam, dike, or levy,
1326. (3-2-2011) Your party man, however excellent his intensions may be, is always opposed to any limitation of sovereignty. He regards himself as the next in succession, and handles gently the pro
