Political Thinkers - Marx, Tocqueville, Burke, Plato

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Although, the not haves like to think that the haves are no better than them as a shield to protect their self-esteem, they (the not haves) however, on the other hand, are in desperate mood to achieve the position of the haves, and once they possess that position they look down on their (not haves) original position that they had in past...
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Although, the not haves like to think that the haves are no better than them as a shield to protect their self-esteem, they (the not haves) however, on the other hand, are in desperate mood to achieve the position of the haves, and once they possess that position they look down on their (not haves) original position that they had in past...
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