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>Besides, what you are basically arguing is that this is one giant apartment complex and the government is the landlord, thus making all freedoms, property, and rights a complete fiction that exists at the whims of our superiors.
Don't bother trying to paraphrase my arguments, they stand on their own. Please stick to trying to make your own points more lucid, and not by translating mine into something they are not.
It is clear that the benefits afforded to citizens of this country go beyond mere physical infrastructure. There are laws put in place by the government. Laws that clearly favor the well off because they were written by politicians bought and sold by the well off. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that!
>Simply put , a society that is civil to the 'CEOs' exists only due to the existence of the rule of law that is written and enforced by government. Hence 'benefit of society' = ' benefit of government'
You can't credit the entire government with rule of law, since it often ignores it, and because it isn't necessary for rule of law to exist. That's like saying that everything good that happened in Germany under Nazi rule was caused by the Nazis regardless of the !$%*!$%*!$%*!$ because it happened in "their" society. You can have rule of law without the initiation of violence.
Besides, what you are basically arguing is that this is one giant apartment complex and the government is the landlord, thus making all freedoms, property, and rights a complete fiction that exists at the whims of our superiors.
Again, the CEO's are already paying for the majority of the court and legal system that exists in the first place.
