Reply #51: Well let's just say when you start comparing

[nadinbrzezinski]

The Laws (I am sure you know who I am talking with) with Bakunin, it can be really heady. The kind of ... ahem discussion for three in the morning...

I had to do all the classics of the Enlightenment for my Thesis, as well as a few people don't suspect (since I was doing it on one of the intellectual parents of the Mexican Independence)... nothing like readying heady political theory in the papers of the Holy Office of the Inquisition. Confession were really detailed, really detailed. He was lucky they were no longer the burning types.

Montesquieu, for those not up to this. He was one of the first people to really go into separation of powers.