Leviathan 2
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The idea of central authority had already worn out its welcome by 1651. That doesn't mean it went away! Hobbes would have loved George, Hillary, John Mc and John E, Mitt, Huckleberry, Dick, Rudy, and just about everybody else. The image is from the 1651 frontispiece of Leviathan.
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| nice... vote Ron ... ( 9 months ago by h2oholic) |
| nice... vote Ron Paul ..boycott fox and those who advertise with them |
| Nice video. But now ... ( 9 months ago by VINNYMOR) |
| Nice video. But now that Fox has banned Ron Paul from their network it is incumbent on us all to reach those who are not using the internet. Talk to everyone. I think the internet is tapped out, we are just talking to each other now. |
| Attention Ron Paul ... ( 9 months ago by dianeliebowitz) |
| Attention Ron Paul lovers. Get organized and make a difference. Call each and every advertising customer from you local FOX news ( the commercials from thier show) and let them KNOW they are going to be BOYCOTTED by the same people who RAISED over $6.01 MILLION in 24 hours~! That will get attention! |
| What an idiot. If ... ( 3 months ago by JohananRaatz) |
| What an idiot. If you've ever read the Leviathan you would realize that Hobbesianism is necessary to squash mankind's evil nature in all of it's myriad forms. What Ron Paul doesn't realize is that people are no longer moral enough for conservative principles unless they are implemented through somethin like Thomas Hobbes's political philosophy. |
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