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eirralendos.ifhase etheobe, ”youtothepathhteousnessaonepailou inyourhonourinen,butiuouttobe crooks,stobeasounderandspeedierwayof puttioourpolitihase,ina ratherfreerendering.hesays:”youenina untrytygoodaverage.butthereare,oherhand,probablya hundredoffioreoffientofill thesothatyouhavetenandniycrookstofillallofthepositions. henisruleratherthanagood govent.therefore,theandnotinpersonaltalents, inathodandnotinpersonalhoy,”hasedehata”parental gove,evesdonotalways sueediheirchildren,anditorethaslovetheirchildren.haseldlyand hurouslyaskedhoanydisiusgotendous benevolendrighteousness,athatevennfuciusuldobtain oydisciplesanghundredsandthousands.ofpeopleaclearproofofthe futilityofvirtuenotunreasooexpectallrulerstouelike nfuciusandalltheirsubjectstolovevirtuelikehisseventydisciplesthereisa kindofpleasingicisdryhuur,andsoundsehosewords. hasesdescriptionoftheillsofhisuntryagreestoafaulththoseof presentdayilarheteroftheofficialsandpeopleofthose daysthat,inreadinghiighteasilyfetthatheode a.hetracedtherruptionoftheofficialsahyofthepeopleofhisday tothela.insteadofralizingaboutit, hepreaentandthelalegal protethatfault.hesaidalltroubleslayinthelackofa”publirjust laapackofgabblingfools, ightbefittinglyappliedtosonyofour”longgoriots”today.he saidoftheoffiethattheyheirrruptionbecause thereentforthehesaidintheseveryhoughtheir natiooryissaed,theirfalieshavegotrich.iftheysueed,theywill bepofort”梬ordsthatght havebeenthatislivingiirentindairen ortheshanghaisettlents.hesaidthatbe,”people otedagtotheirpartyions,andodiverttheir attentiontosocialeainntsratherthanthefulfilntofthelarue theseselvesknow. thereportantpassagein ”publiitizen”aoatfeneralapathyandindifferenceof thepeopletoheiationalaffairs.hesaidi:”noo fight.theyhertheygoforuback.thatisdangerousfor theyouasktheoforsaketheiroilitaryservice, andanyattention.ofurse,they reinpoor.noobeindangerandpovertynaturally,theyryto keepayou.thereforetheyindtheirownbusinessandwillbe iedinbuildingtheirorytoavoidwar.byavoidingwar, theyerid securetheelvesforlife.noliketobehyandtoliveinpeace andhofroeekingpeadhthisisthereason anyprivateindividuals,” itisstilltruetodaythatanyprivate individualsandthereasonistobefoundinthela.istoodangerous foraoopublicspirited,itisnaturalthatheshouldtakeanapathetic attitudetoentfreedyand rruptoffiuannaturethattheyshouldnotberrupt. henfeitsebelievediablishntofan”inviolablelahshould applytoboththerulerandtheruledalike.”hebelievedthatthelawshouldbe supre,thatallpeopleshouldbeequalbeforethelahatthislawshouldbe appliedinplaceofpersonalpreferendions. hereoste,butwehavea typeofthinkingthatstrikesasbeingstunghiisstra,in ntrasttothenfuistdictuhat”urtesyshouldehe nersandpunishntshouldnotbeserveduptothelords9wehaveherea legalistighty,and statutesthatshouldbeappliedrigidly,sothathelahecleverwill subtaedfrobr> punishntandreble.”hase nceivedofalahehighandthelohecleveronesaupid onesshallstandequal.”hepushedtheideaofaisticruleofthelahat hebelievediteistic notionotallyunese. heinhissystehat”thekingshoulddonothing.”theking shoulddonothing,becausehesahekingsuldnotdoanythinganyhe averagerunofkin ...