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Which of there philosophers have the same idea of the government as yours?

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Is Rousseau’s idea of a sovereign similar to another modern concept?

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What does, “whether the human race belongs to a hundred men, or that hundred men to the human race” mean exactly?

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What does the statement "...there is no associate over whom he does not acquire the same right as he yields other over himself..." mean? (2nd page)

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According to Roussea, the purpose of government is to maintain an infrastructure of rights and freedoms to its citizens. The power is reciprocal between the people and the gov.

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What does Rousseau mean when he says, "there is no associate over whom he does not acquire the same right as he yields others over himself."

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What is the relation between human slavery and human nature?

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Mely's question
In the second page Aristotle states that man born in slavery will live to be a slave, and they'll lose all hope and at the end they'll love their servitude. So man are born free but in some occasions some are born in slavery but won't get to scape from it because that's their purpose in life. According to Aristotle.

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The purpose of government to Rousseau is that he believed the government should be ruled by people. Believing the sovereignty formed a government.

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Do you believe Rousseau comparison of political societies to the modern family is accurate?

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The purpose of government according to Rousseau, is that it is needed to support anyone that supports it. So it is run by the peopleIn other words, people need to be willing to give up certain rights in order to receive anything from the government and society.

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According to Rousseau the purpose of government is for all men to have and support one common idea. I believe this is his interpretation of government because repeatedly through the passage he mentions how in order for things to work we must all be on the same page and fighting for the same battle.

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Answering Andreas question...
Based on the three philosophers we have read about I believe Locke's interpretation of government relates the most to mine. I believe this because we both believe equality is the solution to all the chaos within society and the government.

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According to Rousseau, the purpose of government is like that of father to son. The government rules over the individual but each requires something from the other.

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According to Rousseau, the government purpose is for to come together in order to be stronger by focusing in there successes.

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Answering Jaila
I do believe it's accurate when comparing a family structure to this ideal form of government where the system cares for its citizens until they're capable of caring for themselves or consentfully stays for a stronger unit. This similar to FDR's New Deal where the government provides for low-endowed citizens during the Great Depression.

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The purpose of government from my understanding for Rousseau is similar to Hobbes because they both state that several persons come together to fight for what they all agree is more powerful.

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How do you interpret the following quote: “Men are by no means equal naturally, but that some are born for slavery and others for dominion.” Is the author suggesting that he agrees with the ideal that “equality is not something that is naturally occurring and that is instead something we cannot aspire to?

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Answering chin

I believe Rousseau does not agree to "equality", he mostly thinks that If a person was born as a slave then they were meant to be like that. Depending on what an individual inherits from their parents then they should be what their parents were.

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Answering Chinyelu
I believe Rousseau is saying that we need to create equality and work together to make everybody equal. I don't think he means to say you're always going to stay the way you were born.

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Answering Alec

How I interpreted this is in regards to the government and the citizens. Do its citizens belong to its leaders or are the leaders governed by its citizens.

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I think that the relationship between slavery and the government system is that we all fall under one head branch. For example, with slavery the slaves belong under one master. This relationship is similar in a way that all citizens or subjects fall under the sovereign.

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I agree with Locke the most, because I believe in the importance of individual freedoms for all citizens.

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I agree with Locke the most.

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I agree with Lockes interpretation the most.

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I agree with Locke the most because his purpose of government is more realistic. His ideal implies that citizens should reciprocate values such as affection.

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Answering Shahjahan

The idea of Rousseau’s sovereign similar to another modern concept is how everyone in society or social media state their opinion.

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I agree with Lockes words.

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I agree with Lockes  government statements.

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The purpose of government is to reciprocate. In other words, to demonstrate a relationship of give and take. Much like a father in a family dynamic, the sovereign is the father over its people.

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I agree most with Locke.