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3 years ago

Would anyone have the right to govern you? Would you have the right to govern anyone else? Why?

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The government has the right to “govern” you, and you would have that right if you were a government official (for example, a judge)

Elanso [62]3 years ago

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No one would have the right to govern you and you would not have the right to govern anyone either. The power of lawful government comes from consent of people.

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