Confiscation

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The book critiques the disparity between wealth and poverty in a republic governed by economic principles akin to monarchy. It argues that individual greed has led to a concentration of wealth among a select few, undermining the core idea of a republic as a nation owned collectively by its citizens. The author emphasizes that true governance should prioritize the needs of all people, rather than allowing a small elite to dominate resources and power.