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    Nihar‚ Sarah and Alex’s Philosophies of Government What is the overall idea of this philosophy? The overall idea of Marx’s philosophy is the working class deserves equality‚ freedom‚ basic needs and justice. If this is not provided for the general population‚ then they must revolt. Machiavelli believed only one man should rule as a monarch chosen by divine right. This ruler should enforce order and protect the people. To enforce order‚ cruelty and deception are needed. The ruler is not obligated

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    This is from Rousseau. It is the first line from the first chapter of his book‚ ’The Social Contract’‚ in which he attempts to lay out his views of governments and what makes them good or bad. It helps to include the next few sentances‚ I think: "Man is born free; and everywhere he is in chains. One thinks himself the master of others‚ and still remains a greater slave than they. How did this change come about? I do not know. What can make it legitimate? That question I think I can answer."

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    Public goods are good that have two special characteristics-non excludable and non-rivalable. Non-rivalable means that consume the goods of one person do not influence the consumption of others‚ of example traffic light‚ when a person use the traffic light‚ the quanlity of the light do not decrease‚ other can also use the goods under the same quanlity. Non-excludable means that every one can use the goods‚ nobody is exclude from using the goods‚ for example‚ national defences‚ no one is unprotectable

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    Indian ancient‚ cultural and oral texts deal only with the life. Wars and destruction are the only medium to remove adharma from the society and make people understand the concepts like lokasaṁgraha and manurbhava. These principles are expected to be followed practically before the physical death. Since the very beginning of human existence on the earth‚ there have been obstinate questions about life at various levels- philosophical‚ religious‚ social‚ psychological and cultural. In them‚ there has

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    The designed set of rules for the welfare of the society is called as the law. Each country will have its own rules and regulations according to the situation of the state. It is with the law that the society has peace that without the strict rules and policies there can be chaos for the peaceful living in the world (Terrence‚ 2010). So the government authorities have put forward rules and regulations for the individuals in the society that there will be peace in the world. A particular country’s

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    Safety over Freedom By giving up a percentage of freedom‚ people in turn receive safety by creating restrictive laws‚ dealing punishments‚ and developing intricate procedures as seen when governments have dealt with drug use‚ terrorism‚ and vehicular management. Time and time again philosophers have come to agreement that a social contract exists. In this social contract people allow government to rule over them to create order because man’s general state of nature is as unruly as it is brutish

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    “When a man is denied the right to live the life he believes in‚ he has no choice but to become an outlaw‚” said former South African prime minister Nelson Mandela. Mandela lived during the Apartheid‚ a period similar to America’s segregation system. The South African government set laws in place to prevent racial equality‚ but in the face of oppression‚ Mandela and his followers staged many acts of civil disobedience. Civil disobedience acts‚ not as a hindrance of free society‚ but as a tool to

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    Lao Tzu idea and concept of what makes a proper leader and how the government should work is extremely different than Niccolo Machiavelli. Lao Tzu’s view is the ruler believes that to gain respect and love from people‚ you should give them their freedom‚ don’t force rules on them or even act powerfully. But at the same time Machiavelli’s view of the good leader is that the prince should maintain his power by having a powerful and structured government and strong rules so he could have an overall

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    After the Constitution was developed‚ America split into two groups: those who wanted to ratify the constitution and those who did not. This quote is written by a federalist who wanted to ratify the constitution in order to protect the rights of man. Government was created to alleviate the issues caused by the faults of man. No person is truly perfect because everyone is born unique. Everyone’s unique thoughts will always clash with someone else’s. According to Gregory S. Kavka‚ “government is necessary

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    The condition of nature reflects the condition of man. Focus particularly on the contrasts between the ravages of the battle‚ the earthquake‚ and the general surroundings‚ and the Utopian state of El Dorado‚ and later the farm at the conclusion. Also‚ tie the role of one of the main themes of the book (the failure of Leibnizian optimism) with what Candide perceives. There is a difference between when Pangloss interprets the world as a philosopher at the beginning‚ and the roots of starting to disbelieve

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