Rousseau exactly said "There are some unfortunate situations when one cannot preserve one's freedom except at the expense of others" Rousseau though that people should have the power to create their own laws and lived with these laws and conceptions without limits. For Rousseau, government was in charge only to protect the wealth and the rights of the powerful few and not to protect the general people ...
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For Rousseau, government was in charge only to protect the wealth and the rights of the powerful few and not to protect the general people . From the point of view of Rousseau, government should based fundamentally on the equality and rights of everyone; he argued that this contract between the rulers and the ruled should be rethought because the government was not doing what they were suppose to do...
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