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According to FDR, does it seem that happiness is attainable without democracy?
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According to FDR, does it seem that happiness is attainable without democracy?

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Yes.

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FDR explains that it's best to be happy with what you have, as well as the little things in life. "Joy and hope spring eternal despite harsh living conditions, thanks to American civil liberties."

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