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I think that he is implying that with out rules people will do whatever they want because there are no consequences to their actions .
Hobbes believed that people are inherently selfish and have a competitive urge to rule over others.
What does Hobbes define as justice?
According to Hobbes, justice is an artificial virtue, necessary for civil society, and a result of voluntarily entering into a social compact; on the other hand, according to Hume, justice primarily serves public utility by safeguarding property (broadly understood).
His main focus is the issue of social and political order, namely how people can coexist peacefully without running the risk of or being afraid of armed confrontation.
He offers us two harsh options: we should submit to an unaccountable sovereign (a group or person empowered to decide every political and social issue).
According to Hobbes, people will never be content with the power they already possess without attaining more power because they are driven by a primal desire to live well.
According to him, a new goal such as glory and fame, comfort and sexual pleasure, or the admiration of others typically follows this.
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