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The bond between citizens and government is sacred from "summary" of The Social Contract & Discourses by Jean Jacques Rousseau

The relationship between citizens and government is one of utmost importance in a society. It is a bond that is not to be taken lightly, for it is the foundation upon which the entire social structure rests. This bond is sacred, in the sense that it is inviolable and should be upheld with the utmost respect and reverence. Citizens have a duty to obey the laws and regulations set forth by the government, as it is through these laws that order and stability are maintained within society. In return, the government has a responsibility to act in the best intere...
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    The Social Contract & Discourses

    Jean Jacques Rousseau

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