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Why is the separation of government powers a requirement for a society to be free?
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Why is the separation of government powers a requirement for a society to be free?

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it's required so that all the powers do not become too powerful. the other powers watch over each other to be sure that the people are "ruled" under a bunch of things, not one. single. ruler. basically
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