anon998877

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   by anon998877 15y ago

   Could you elaborate? Are also all communities based on mutual fear? And how much the concept of community is part of the concept of society?
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   by anon998877 15y ago

   Hobbes draws an anthropology before stating his theory of the state. But we should take care here, a few points: firstly the anthropology is terribly negative and the conclusion are that without government we would leave in a violent state
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   by anon998877 15y ago

   My point was: if we already live with such conditions we may have lost the fight to live in a decent society. And a society which is not decent is not a society, it's only an amalgam of people.
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   by anon998877 15y ago

   If we need mutual fear to assure civility, I'm pretty sure the term society does not apply anymore.