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“A degenerate society is characterized by expansionism and imperialism, starting unjust military operations against innocent countries, killing innocent people, cutting off the heritage of ancient sages. Large countries go on the offensive; small countries become defensive. People's livestock are driven off; people's children are taken captive; people's shrines are destroyed; people's prized possessions are taken away. Blood flows for a thousand miles, and skeletons litter the fields—all to satisfy the desires of greedy rulers and governments. This is not what armies are really for. A militia is supposed to put down violence, not cause violence.”

From the Hanna (Taoist text 207 b.c.e.-220 S.E.) Translation by Thomas Clearly, The Tao of Politics - out of print

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