Freedom Limited: An Essay on Democracy |
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In our day , proponents of communism have bettered the claim of supporters of democracy by promising that their form of government ( and no other ) will assure the realization of the good of all mankind for all time .
In our day , proponents of communism have bettered the claim of supporters of democracy by promising that their form of government ( and no other ) will assure the realization of the good of all mankind for all time .
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No one has a better right to this , because no one knows better what they want and need . To be sure , there are always individuals or groups of individuals who claim to know better . Their claim , however , rests on their own judgment ...
No one has a better right to this , because no one knows better what they want and need . To be sure , there are always individuals or groups of individuals who claim to know better . Their claim , however , rests on their own judgment ...
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The assumption of infallibility and the claim to perfection are native to autocracy , not to democracy . In evaluating radical policies , citizens should be particularly on their guard against extremism . If the issues in a controversy ...
The assumption of infallibility and the claim to perfection are native to autocracy , not to democracy . In evaluating radical policies , citizens should be particularly on their guard against extremism . If the issues in a controversy ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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