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What Are The Pros And Cons Of A Corrupt Government
How would you feel if you were mistreated or abused by the government? Sometimes they can be very corrupt and cruel and they tend to get in over their heads. They like to act like they are bigger and better than everyone else. The government doesn't always understand every type of person. They move toward overlooking those people who aren't able to vote or support them. In the education of little tree politicians were made up to be this way too. Granpa didn't trust politicians or the government and many people are that same way today.

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