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It's not always the biggest and strongest. Sometimes it's the many. Rules matter as long as they are enforced. It's only when enforcement is asymmetrical that
by notarobot123 2y ago
It's not always the biggest and strongest. Sometimes it's the many.
Rules matter as long as they are enforced. It's only when enforcement is asymmetrical that problems begin.
- jesterson 2y agoAs a matter of fact, strongest has the capacity to enforce rules. My statement still stands