Prohibition also brought a larger number of corrupt public officials such as Corrupt police officers. ... In order to cut off the United States from the import Of alcohol it would require that there be a naval blockade and strict patrolling of the Canadian and Mexican borders as well as hiring an efficient police force to initially Terminate all production of alcohol within the country. ... The amount of disrespect that was shown to the Amendment and the various enforcement issues left America looking like an ineffective force. ...

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The government was being run by corrupt politicians that were in office to benefit their own needs. ... However, in a utopia, the government is not corrupt or greedy. ... The idea of a corrupted government has only a historical significance. ... One aspect of life that is improved due to an honest government is the labor force. 3 Before the utopian society was created, there were many monopolies. ... The labor force and the government were now functioning to benefit all people. ...

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In addition, the voting system was corrupt. ... The Populist Party was formed to fix the tax problem and to force the government to set up small branches of the national bank in all of the Midwestern states. ...

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This reminds me of a police state where the state exercises a rigid oppressive control over the social life by means of a military or police force. ... Their greediness corrupts the government and the mistreatment of the animals will in turn, I believe, lead to the downfall of Animal Farm. ... Both regimes were corrupt. ...

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The region had been a hotspot for civilian hatred to corrupt governments. ... Under the Information Technology Act, the government can legally force companies, including social networking sites, to filter anything it does not approve of. ...

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The ruler would have to use force, however, as seen in slavery, to direct his subject. The use of force is not natural. ... In a society run by force, what Rousseau terms as "slavery," there is no room for freedom. ... Just as the human will transfers a command to its members for execution, so the body politic may give its decisions force by setting up authority which, like the brain, may command its members. ... Thus Rousseau recognizes that, in the case of institutions and traditions as elsewhere, will, and not force, is the basis of the State. ...

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The ruler would have to use force, however, as seen in slavery, to direct his subject. The use of force is not natural. ... In a society run by force, what Rousseau terms as "slavery," there is no room for freedom. ... Just as the human will transfers a command to its members for execution, so the body politic may give its decisions force by setting up authority which, like the brain, may command its members. ... Thus Rousseau recognizes that, in the case of institutions and traditions as elsewhere, will, and not force, is the basis of the State. ...

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