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How does Paine distinguish between society and government?
Society is wealth; government is power
Society is conflictual; government is peaceful.
Society is natural; government is artificial.
Society represents unity; government represents division.
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Society is natural; government is artificial.
Paine writes that "society is produced by our wants, and government by our wickedness" — society arises spontaneously to meet human needs, while government is an artificial institution created to restrain and regulate human vices.
Paine writes that "society is produced by our wants, and government by our wickedness" — society arises spontaneously to meet human needs, while government is an artificial institution created to restrain and regulate human vices.
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