aristotle saw the pajeet problem and was ahead his time over this h1b1 shit and the indians the migrant musk wants. in politics (book v), aristotle notes that tyrants often rely on foreign soldiers because they cannot trust the loyalty of their own citizens. a tyrant's rule is inherently precarious, as it is based on the suppression of the people rather than their consent. foreign troops, being outsiders, are less likely to sympathize with the local population and more likely to remain loyal to the ruler as long as they are paid and treated well. aristotle contrasts this with the practices of good governments, where the citizens themselves serve as the military force. in such systems, there is a mutual trust and alignment between the rulers and the ruled, fostering stability and justice. this reflects a broader critique aristotle makes of tyranny and oligarchy, where rulers prioritize their own power over the common good, often resorting to manipulative or oppressive measures to maintain control. the reliance on foreign troops is emblematic of the disconnection between the rulers and the populace in such systems.
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