When a commonwealth makes most people indignant, those people conspire. Its right is the common power of the multitude. The more cause it gives them to join against it, the less independent it is.
From Political Treatise by Baruch Spinoza
When a commonwealth makes most people indignant, those people conspire. Its right is the common power of the multitude. The more cause it gives them to join against it, the less independent it is.
From Political Treatise by Baruch Spinoza
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