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(This entry updates and enriches a Substack upload of mine from June 2022.)
The main purposes of government are to protect life, liberty, and property. Subsidiary purposes are subordinate to the Lockean triad. This is lost on the present-day Democrat party which has been hijacked by the hard Left. Despite what th...
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