Certainly not; he would not fail to repeat that he was not requiring the law to ban but just not to impose.
Tag: Plato
BACCALAUREATE AND SOCIALISM
They nevertheless had to accept the evidence and finally recorded, to their great regret, that communism, an attractive illusion, is an appalling reality.
BACCALAUREATE AND SOCIALISM
Rousseau clearly proves here that the legislator cannot count either on force or persuasion. How does he solve this problem? By deception.
BACCALAUREATE AND SOCIALISM
For men to exist, it is absolutely necessary for this action on nature, which we call work, to be carried out.
I. – THE PHYSIOLOGY OF PLUNDER.
There are only two ways of acquiring the things that are necessary for the preservation, improvement, and betterment of life: PRODUCTION and PLUNDER.