"Whatever is enforced by command is more imputed to him who exacts than to him who performs." ... "Whatever is enforced by command" for example is a vague phrase. ... A general, for example, may order his troops to go into battle, and in this situation it is everyone under the general's authority who enforce the general's "law". ... Now that the sentence has been so reduced, its meaning as I interpret it is: responsibility for any law (and whatever results from the enforcement of that law) is given more to the authority who sets down the law and commands o...

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Many people debate about what the definition of a patriot is. The Webster's dictionary defines it as "love of country and willingness to sacrifice for it." Some people mistake that as meaning to blindly follow whatever the popular political opinion might be that week whether it's raising taxes, ...

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So if the government wants an audience with the hip, young generation, the labels and condescending gazes have got to go. ... If government officials learn how to go down to the level of teenagers, maybe the most MTV-addicted teenagers could spare an hour or two listening to whatever issue is being brought up. ...

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Therefore whatever the majority of the people are happy with, will be justice. ... No matter where you go or what you do, you live your entire life within the confines of your head, so you may as well believe in justice; whatever you believe it to be....

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And despite the progress which took place in that period people were not ready to go away from traditional monarchical regime. ... But there is also no state of license, where you can do whatever you like. ... Because all he needs is to enjoy the life doing whatever he wants and doing nothing he does not want to do because he is lazy. ...

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One being, " Do whatever you can do to get and stay in power, no matter what." ... Finally, " You shouldn't make promises to the public if it is going to hurt you, and you have to learn how to deceiteful." ...

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If you do not confess and John does, he will go free and you will get 10 years in prison. ... She reasons from the second scenario that if she confesses she will go free. ... So, whatever one country does, the other is better off retaining its own trade barriers. ... Hobbes, a naturalist believes that each man desires whatever may preserve or enrich his own life. ... This ensures that the prisoner goes free. ...

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If not restricted by laws of the sovereign, people will get whatever they want and get it however they want. ... If someone steals from you in a state of nature, there are no laws that are going to punish him for doing you wrong. ... If you are an atheist, you do not believe that God is going to judge you. ... People of different religious views are not going to feel the same about moral rights and wrongs. ...

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He goes on to talk about why it is safer to be feared than to be loved. ... What he gave was not very much, though, because he knew whatever he did give, he would not have for a situation when he might need it. ... No one has to love a ruler, its not going to make a difference the people love you or not. ...

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Socrates also states that the laws the city brings forth are not, "savage commands to do whatever we order" [Crito, 52a]. ... "Even so, by giving every Athenian the opportunity, after he has reached manhood and observed the affairs of the city and us the laws, we proclaim that if we do not please him, he can take his possessions and go wherever he pleases We say, however, that whoever of you remains, when he sees how we conduct our trials and manage the city in other ways, has in fact come to an agreement with us to obey us nor, if we do something wrong, does he try to persuade us to do bet...

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In a state of nature, Hobbes also protested that humans have the right to do whatever ever they want, and in the movie they most definitely did what felt right, proving yet again that Hobbes was correct. ... He also said that the laws should be applied to everyone and this was shown when everyone in Ralph's tribe had to go and watch the fire and help out, and that there were punishments for theft to everyone no matter what the circumstances. ...

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Our government leaves us alone to go about everyday life and to manage our own way of life. ... The United states is feared and unlike because they think we will impose willingly and unwillingly on them the freedom to worship whatever religion they want. ... Now that we know our country is not immune to acts of terrorism, we are reminded to continue with what Americans to best, and that is continue to go on about our lives with out hesitation reservation or fear we will let them who fears us continue to fear us ever more so now than before. ...

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Goods were going back and forth between countries and through this slaves set up the basis for international trade throughout the world. ... I saw no mechanics whatever in all the way, except such as I have mentioned. ... "If the state, or the nation, is nothing other than an artificial person the life of which consists in the union of its members and if the most important of it cares is its preservation, it needs to have a universal and compelling power to move and dispose of each part in whatever manner is beneficial to the whole. ...

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Critics may go on speaking of the grandeur of Shakespeare's achievement and of Lear as a character, but if the standard readings of the play were correct, a more honest reaction would resemble that of Groucho Marx, when, in a meeting almost as improbable as Lear's encounter with Tom o' Bedlam, he was attempting to explain the play to T. ... I will not go over the details of Jaffa's subtle analysis; suffice it to say here that he points the way to understanding Lear as a tragic figure. ... Lear gains many insights in act 3, but we cannot grasp what he is going through if we ...

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There are people who can go on cribbing about their problems, but John Locke was different, he studied them and experimented and made an attempt to understand why it all happens in the first place, this also could be because he had a background in science as we will learn ahead, which led him to postulating. ...

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