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Release date | October 1988 |
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>Could you elaborate on how a social contract makes following laws an ethical matter?
Not on Reddit, I don't have anywhere near that kind of time.
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These three books are a great place to start. Consider me your intro to political philosophy professor.
Sanders does not believe that health care should be regulated. He believes it should be controlled by the government. It's a direct condemnation of capitalism. It's a socialist idea because the government would be paying for it. Government paying is another way of saying the taxpayer pays for it. The more that people are taxed, and the more that the government controls, the more socialist a government is by definition.
I'm getting this from philosophers like John Locke and Thomas Hobbes, who were integral to the founding idea of our republic and our Constitution. I suggest reading Locke's two treatises of government. I think you'll get a better idea of what I'm saying.
Good list.
I might add:
Rousseau -- Social Contract
You can also add in Rousseau's Discourses
Machiavelli -- The Prince
Aristotle -- Politics
Locke -- Two Treatises of Government
Hayek -- The Road to Serfdom