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A student's proposed 'contract of duty' shows that this bad love tries to convert affection into entitlement or obligation.
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Entitlement
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definition
The class distinguishes graft from simple greed by tying it to entitlement and misuse of position rather than only desire for a particular object like money.
diagnosis
Students and Jiang agree that Dante treats the nobility as entitled and fundamentally bad rather than as a healthy ruling class.
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"Yes. Well, he would say like, try to introduce a contract of duty between the two. So he said, I love you so much...."
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"the mentality why do they engage in graft uh yes oh yeah you mean stealing right i think stealing is kind of thing that..."
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"ahead yeah well also when you steal you decide that this thing that you steal is more deserving for you than the owner like..."
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"and the owner doesn't really but why why do you deserve it well maybe pride okay yes anyone else"
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"yes at the back i feel like for greed you are kind of more focusing on like a specific thing for example like money..."
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"variety of stuff but what is grab you're selling from who graft has to come from a position of"
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"They're a bad thing. So, so what is, so what do you do with them? Get rid of them? What would you do?"
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"And who pays them, though? Who pays them? Is there entitlement programs? Are they able to stay home all day? What is the system..."
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"...now of course you can't have people believing that okay this entitlement economy is structured so that the West can steal resources from everyone..."
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