It was justified because he did what anyone else with the opportunity would do. His businesses practices were creating monopolies and trusts but what he was doing wasn't illegal up to a certain point in time when the courts decided to intervene. They all did it and they all became immeasurably wealthy. The government responded by introducing new laws to prevent such trusts and the labor was unsatisfied because they controlled everything.
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ok i will give a try. I am writing as if we are in the 19th century.
hello. i'm from albania and i'm here from a better life cauce i hear there is a virgin place and the best to start life from scratch. in albania i worked in hard jobs and I was not earning enough money to continue living normally.
that's all i think in this moment.
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Nixon staffers began to spy on the opposition, including members of the Democratic Party.
Nixon's constant fear resulted in his staffers taking extreme actions to ensure he won. This including developing false rumors about different politicians and even breaking into the Democratic headquarters at the Watergate complex. This paranoia would eventually lead to his downfall, as members of the Committee to re-elect President Nixon were arrested for burglary after trying to steal documents from the Democratic Party.
