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The laws of nature cannot be determined by the vote of the people any more than they can be determined by the decision of the Politburo . It is clearly not truth that is established by the rule of the majority .
The laws of nature cannot be determined by the vote of the people any more than they can be determined by the decision of the Politburo . It is clearly not truth that is established by the rule of the majority .
Pagina 88
Those who participate in a majority decision certainly bear moral responsibility for it . To deny this would be to absolve men of moral responsibility for the effect of their actions on their fellowmen . It would remove political action ...
Those who participate in a majority decision certainly bear moral responsibility for it . To deny this would be to absolve men of moral responsibility for the effect of their actions on their fellowmen . It would remove political action ...
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The relation between the vote of the individual citizen and the majority decision is now clear : the opinion or ... It is merely his individual decision which will be counted with the decisions of his fellow citizens in order to ...
The relation between the vote of the individual citizen and the majority decision is now clear : the opinion or ... It is merely his individual decision which will be counted with the decisions of his fellow citizens in order to ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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