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Nothing could be more fundamentally undemocratic than for the majority to demand that its representatives ignore the political existence and political rights of minorities . In view of the tragic predicament of minorities in ...
Nothing could be more fundamentally undemocratic than for the majority to demand that its representatives ignore the political existence and political rights of minorities . In view of the tragic predicament of minorities in ...
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to defeat this purpose , for those who really understand democracy realize that the existence of minorities is essential to the existence of democracy . In the British democracy , the minority is actually referred to as “ His Majesty's ...
to defeat this purpose , for those who really understand democracy realize that the existence of minorities is essential to the existence of democracy . In the British democracy , the minority is actually referred to as “ His Majesty's ...
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In the foreign policy of communism , there is no provision for the existence of a democratic state . For the communist , the existence of a non - communist state anywhere in the world is not merely a potential danger ; it is a moral ...
In the foreign policy of communism , there is no provision for the existence of a democratic state . For the communist , the existence of a non - communist state anywhere in the world is not merely a potential danger ; it is a moral ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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