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Robber barons just offer protection in exchange of taxes collected.
But the moral police tyrant would want to control the minds and thought processes of the subjects.
C.S. Lewis is right. Paying the taxes and living with a free mind would be preferable, if these two are the only choices.
I have always thought it would be insufferable to be forced to live under conditions that someone else had decided should be good for me.
I quote the following often...
IF YOU SEE A MAN APPROACHING YOU WITH THE OBVIOUS INTENT OF DOING YOU GOOD, YOU SHOULD RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.
***** HENRY DAVID THOREAU *****
Now I have 2 quotes I can use. ^_^
He must've been a robber baron.
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