The Story of My Dictatorship
The Story of My Dictatorship
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You could become my servant or my slave, if you liked. But you could not barter away the liberties of your descendants. Of course you might sign me a paper promising that your descend- ants shall be the slaves of my descendants for ever and ever. Whether your descendants will be fools enough to obey such instructions, or whether they will simply laugh at the idiocy or villainy of their grandsire, is another matter. " L. : "To whom does the land belong then ? " I : "To nobody. I have already tol...d you that the people can do one of two things. Either fight and devour each other, or agree to live peaceably together on equal terms. From this we derive our principle of equalness or ' Equity ' ; perfect Equity meaning that no one should enjoy an advantage over his fellows at their cost or to their detriment. The land belonging to no one, they must agree to use it in such a manner only as is consistent with this principle. This at once precludes the possibility of disposing of the land for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You could become my servant or my slave, if you liked. But you could not barter away the liberties of your descendants. Of course you might sign me a paper promising that your descend- ants shall be the slaves of my descendants for ever and ever. Whether your descendants will be fools enough to obey such instructions, or whether they will simply laugh at the idiocy or villainy of their grandsire, is another matter. " L. : "To whom does the land belong then ? " I : "To nobody. I have already tol...d you that the people can do one of two things. Either fight and devour each other, or agree to live peaceably together on equal terms. From this we derive our principle of equalness or ' Equity ' ; perfect Equity meaning that no one should enjoy an advantage over his fellows at their cost or to their detriment. The land belonging to no one, they must agree to use it in such a manner only as is consistent with this principle. This at once precludes the possibility of disposing of the land for ever.
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