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... democracy . In Europe , it was not a struggle between the " have - nots " and the " have - alls " that led to this outcome ; instead , groups in the middle provided the key to the winning coalitions that shifted tax burdens and ...
... democracy . In Europe , it was not a struggle between the " have - nots " and the " have - alls " that led to this outcome ; instead , groups in the middle provided the key to the winning coalitions that shifted tax burdens and ...
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... democracy . It's because we are naturally capable of ar- guing about , and learning about , hard ques- tions , and of imagining ourselves in the shoes of others that it's possible - but not inevi- table - that democracy can win . So I ...
... democracy . It's because we are naturally capable of ar- guing about , and learning about , hard ques- tions , and of imagining ourselves in the shoes of others that it's possible - but not inevi- table - that democracy can win . So I ...
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... democracy is that those who sacrifice do not constitute a permanent minority , a pariah caste , but that over time the burdens and benefits of citizen- ship are shared equally . Sacrifice in the cause of democracy establishes a covenant ...
... democracy is that those who sacrifice do not constitute a permanent minority , a pariah caste , but that over time the burdens and benefits of citizen- ship are shared equally . Sacrifice in the cause of democracy establishes a covenant ...
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