Libro · The Republic
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Autor: Plato
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Now his father is the demus, and if the demus gets angry, and
says that a great hulking son ought not to be a burden on his
parents, and bids him and his riotous crew begone, then will the
parent know what a monster he has been nurturing, and that the
son whom he would fain expel is too strong for him. 'You do not
mean to say that he will beat his father?' Yes, he will, after
having taken away his arms. 'Then he is a parricide and a cruel,
unnatural son.' And the people have jumped from the fear of
slavery into slavery, out of the smoke into the fire. Thus
liberty, when out of all order and reason, passes into the worst
form of servitude...
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