For thousands of years the fight for liberty was waged against dictators and tyrants seen as gods or descendents of gods. Today the benevolence isn’t limited to a man and his lifetime, but to a system outlasting any one man’s life and legacy. Can the ideals known as American exceptionalism and the system in place be utilized to bring about liberty?
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