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To: TobagoJack who wrote (179128)	10/4/2021 5:27:51 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217638

<<Common prosperity, if successful, requires changes to be made everywhere bar none, setting 90% against 10%,>> Agreed. Humans crave their ability to act independently, even if they choose to comply with social norms. So the "freedom" thing, and that would include the right to privacy, is supreme. You cannot mandate creativity or an inspired human being who grows in a way for the greater good. That simply does not happen. So, I am sure Xi and others know this already. It's a matter of choosing Kabuki theatre role so that such a result is brought about. No easy task. Was it you who showed me this link? Just an historical side note. Nothing to do with current events. Just a example of the complexity of a leaders role in historical politics. I wondered that myself. Justice was usually brutal and swift in those days. Fact is though, Napoleon was probably slowly poisoned over years. Unintentionally. That was why his body didn't decompose, which surprised everyone when later discovered.