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Molinari argues that majority rule is no more legitimate than royal absolutism when it violates individual rights.
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Molinari distinguishes between society, which arises naturally from voluntary human cooperation, and government, which imposes itself through force.
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Molinari describes how coercive control over defense led to the familiar abuses of taxation, war, and the suppression of individual liberty.
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Molinari draws a parallel between monopoly and communism, arguing that both represent departures from the principle of free competition.
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Molinari frames this choice as the central political question that determines whether a society will be free or oppressed.