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Jean - Jacques Rousseau believed people in their natural state were moral, fair and decent. Then why did people behave so badly?

Jean - Jacques Rousseau believed people in their natural state were moral, fair and decent. Then why did people behave so badly?
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Jean - Jacques Rousseau believed people in their natural state were moral, fair and decent. Then why did people behave so badly?

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He distanced himself from Progressive Politics - APEX :)

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