Quote by Mark Twain

Every citizen of the republic ought to consider himself an unofficial policeman, and keep unsalaried watch and ward over the laws and their execution

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Summary

This quote suggests that in a republic, every citizen has a responsibility to act as an informal law enforcer. It implies that individuals should actively observe and monitor the laws of their society, as well as ensure that they are being properly implemented and enforced. By taking on this role, citizens contribute to the maintenance of lawfulness and order in their community, even without receiving any monetary compensation for their efforts. Ultimately, the quote promotes the idea of collective duty and vigilance among the populace in upholding the laws of the republic.

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