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Montesquieu

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A thing is not fair just because it is the law. It must be the law because it is fair.

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Democracy must guard against two excesses: the spirit of inequality, which leads to aristocracy, and the spirit of extreme equality, which leads to despotism.

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An injustice done to the individual is a threat to the entire society.

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The law should be like death, which exempts no one.

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The useless laws weaken the necessary ones.

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There is no worse tyranny than that which is exercised in the shadow of the laws and under the heat of justice.

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When societies are born, the leaders of a State are the ones who give it its special character. Later, this special character is what shapes the heads of state.

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When one seeks so much the way to become feared, one always finds first the way to become hated.

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More states have perished due to the depravity of customs than from the violation of laws.

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When a government lasts a long time, it decomposes slowly and imperceptibly.

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Thomas Moore

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I would defend the law, even if it were just to protect myself from myself.

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Alberto Moravia

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Interestingly, voters do not feel responsible for the failures of the government they have voted for.

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