The poem defines peace in heaven as alignment with the king's will, the sea toward which all created beings move.
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Aeneas' first priority during the sack of Troy is to save his king, which Jiang presents as Roman piety and hierarchy rather than Greek personal fulfillment.
In response to the student, Jiang defines capitalism as the belief that society can be structured around capital, in direct conflict with an older order organized by religion, king, and military.
Jiang connects Trump's popularity to the same revolutionary promise: indebted people imagine a king who can cancel debt, and debt cancellation weakens the rich who threaten the king.
In the cyclical political model, people, nobility, and king each hold a different power, and regime form changes as two factions ally against the third.
Jiang interprets Trump as a king figure in the cycle because he tells the people corrupt elites are stealing from them and asks for power to destroy those elites.
In response to why people believed the apology, Jiang says many did not, but a king imposes reality on others and the story is aimed at coalition members who want to believe David.
In Jiang's account of England, the Reformation created many sects whose shared claim was that the Bible, not the king, was the supreme authority.
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"...this kingdom, all this kingdom wills that which will please the king whose will is rule. And in his will there is our peace,..."
"...so again, this reminds us of the Iliad, where Priam the king of the Trojans is known for being a very generous, benevolent, open..."
"And his first thought is, where is my king? How do I save my king? Okay so as the Greeks are ravaging the city..."
"So, can we understand that capitalist equals to communism, or capitalism equals to communism, or communism is a weapon of capitalism, but if we..."
"...old order, okay? The old order, which focused on religion, the king, the military, okay? Okay? So the capitalist is like, no, let's get..."
"...have this terrible situation in America where Trump's trying to be king. But there are no institutional checks and balances on him, okay? Possibly..."
"...Trump were to come to power, if he were to become king, what's the first thing that a king does? What the first thing..."
"...at historically, when that happens, then the people cry for a king."
"Why? Because first of all, a king can unite them against the oligarchy. And what a king does is often cancel debt, right? The..."
"...is the people, there is nobility, and then there is the king, or a great person. Okay? And each of these factions have a..."
"Okay? so these are the three major forces or factions in a society and these three factions are always in conflict and what happens..."
"...happens a lot in human history but the problem is the king has a son who's not so good and then the son has..."
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