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The idea of giving the power back to "the people" is summarized very well in the following quote by Franklin D Roosevelt, "The only sure bulwark of continuing liberty is a government strong enough to protect the interests of the people, and a people strong enough and well enough informed to maintain its sovereign control over the government.¹" The only way to truly gain power, for "the people", is through political means. Since deregulation simply transfers power to corporate society, "the people" must acquire power politically through educated voting. The idea of gaining power through republican means is foreign to most of our society, yet it is still one of the only effective means of gaining true power.
The idea of returning the power to the people, through deregulation, is a false illusion. History proves that big business cannot govern itself effectively without some sort of government intervention. When a business grows to such an extent to which profits become the only objective, and the general welfare of that so
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Franklin D Roosevelt, **Bibliography** Bruun, Leventhal Publishers, Robin Getzen,
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United States, California, New York, Virtues.,
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Microsoft,
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