[Redbook2:84][19760331:1130]{Libertarianism?}[31st March 1976]
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form of government depends ultimately on the consent of the people
governed, however obtained. In a democracy this consent must, by and
large, be obtained by persuasion or less forceful methods. This
cannot happen without a popular feeling of responsibility towards the
democratically governed unit – the nation. But awareness of
nationality is a tenuous, a precarious – even a fickle thing. It
is a sense of community like any other. Being less obviously
appropriate, this sense has to be learned. It is best learned by
perceiving example. The only other significant communities for the
Individual are the Family and the Local Community.
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