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Jiang defines the Constitution as the mechanism that puts the American game above power through checks and balances, the Supreme Court, rule of law, and property-rights courts.
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Jiang defines the Constitution as the mechanism that puts the American game above power through checks and balances, the Supreme Court, rule of law, and property-rights courts.
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The Industrial Revolution makes the bourgeoisie the new elite and creates a need for property-rights protection, markets, resources, and imperial expansion.
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Jiang argues that monarchy cannot secure bourgeois property rights because a king can be overthrown, whereas the nation-state is harder to overthrow and has both the resources and desire for imperialism.
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Parliamentary sovereignty energized the middle class by protecting patents, trademarks, and the incentive to get rich, helping lead to the Industrial Revolution.
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"china you have the best argument in the world no one cares right okay so we there are lots of issues with america but..."
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"...another parallel system called the judiciary the court system which protects property rights in the same way that they do in britain okay does..."
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"...obviously want more political power, but what they really want is property rights, right? They want to be assured that the wealth they've generated..."
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"...The problem is, the system of the monarchy cannot really ensure property rights. And the reason why is, the king can be overthrown, okay?..."
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"King James has a larger army. But what will happen is King James is not very decisive. He's not very effective. So a lot..."
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"All right so the Glorious Revolution is one of the main contributing factors to the Industrial Revolution in Britain. This is also significant because..."
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"...by the law, okay? The idea of property. The idea of property rights. And when Britain became an empire, this was important because local..."
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"...social status. Okay? Now we have the beginning of money and property. Right? And they were grass processors. They converted plains of grass, useless,..."
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"...-wing political group calling for the uh for universal suffrage for property rights for the Sainte -Colote and he's he's seen as a threat..."
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"...equality come from because of some people's insistence on having private property right okay any questions so far okay it is all clear to..."
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"...just to marry and go somewhere else, he would inherit the property, right? But she's just stuck in her room. So he's depressed as..."
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"...to do? Yeah, you want to steal other people's wife and property, right? So they came in, okay?"
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's lecture on America as the world game: Britain invents the imperial board but cannot scale it, the dollar turns wealth into an idea, the Constitution keeps the game above...
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Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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