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I feel Hegel's claim regarding the actions of world-historical individuals is crazy. No matter how powerful one is they should not take advantage of the powerless. In the news today there are many instances where rich powerful men have taken advantage of men and women who were trying to build their career. Many people have been subdued to horrible situations in order to feed their families because of powerful humans. Hegel's view do not justify his
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